Press and data: cite our research
We keep a dated, sourced timeline of 30 Cake Wallet security events and major releases, alongside independent guides. All data is free to use with credit.
Quick facts
- How should I cite this data?
- Frosting Guide, "Cake Wallet security and release history", https://cakewalletapp.at/cake-wallet-security-history/ (accessed date)
- Can I use the data?
- Yes. The tables are free to reuse under CC BY 4.0: credit the site and name the page you used.
- Are you affiliated with Cake Wallet?
- No. We are independent, have no affiliate links and receive no payment from Cake Labs or any wallet.
Pages you can cite
- Cake Wallet security and release history: dated incidents, audits, fixes and major releases, with sources.
- Is Cake Wallet safe?: security model and track record.
- Fake Cake Wallet apps and scams: how impostor sites and apps work.
Download the data
| Dataset | Format | Contents |
|---|---|---|
| Security and release history | CSV | Date, type, reported loss, summary, source |
| Security and release history | JSON | Same as the CSV, for developers |
License: CC BY 4.0. Free to use, including commercially, with credit to Frosting Guide and the page name.
How to cite
Frosting Guide, "Cake Wallet security and release history", https://cakewalletapp.at/cake-wallet-security-history/ (accessed DATE)
How we research
We work from Cake Wallet's own documentation, release notes, source code, release notes and store listings, independent security researchers and reporting by reputable outlets. Every timeline entry names its source and every page shows when it was last updated. We are not Cake Wallet or Cake Labs and have no affiliate links.
Contact and corrections
Email [email protected]. If you spot an error, tell us and we will correct it and note the change.