@Joko
This is my updated profile after Anigma leak
No relay list published yet.
Recent Notes
Some people seem to pitch Nostr as a privacy tool, but isn't it kind of a bad idea to spread your IP address to 10 relays at once?
It even creates plausible deniability for any of these relays if they decide to dox a user.
It even creates plausible deniability for any of these relays if they decide to dox a user.
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Withdrawing Bitcoin from an exchange or receiving Bitcoin in general can very
insecure.
If an attacker has access to your host device, they might be able to alter what
Bitcoin address is passed along...
Seems like Lume doesn't like the pictures it uploaded. Rip.
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Withdrawing Bitcoin from an exchange or receiving Bitcoin in general can very
insecure.
If an attacker has access to your host device, they might be able to alter what
Bitcoin address is passed along to the receiver.
How can you be sure that the other person or exchange has received the correct
Bitcoin address that you sent them?
By making use of public key cryptography, you can create an encrypted message,
which includes your withdrawal address, your account ID and a secret. It is
encrypted to the known public key of the exchange (or person).
The exchange then decrypts the message and presents the user with the secret.
This way, the user can be sure that the exchange has definitely received his
Bitcoin address.
This protocol does not exist yet, but if there is sufficient demand for it, we
will work with our partners to implement it.
You can find more information about this in our blog post:
https://bitbox.swiss/blog/securely-withdrawing-from-an-exchange/
insecure.
If an attacker has access to your host device, they might be able to alter what
Bitcoin address is passed along to the receiver.
How can you be sure that the other person or exchange has received the correct
Bitcoin address that you sent them?
By making use of public key cryptography, you can create an encrypted message,
which includes your withdrawal address, your account ID and a secret. It is
encrypted to the known public key of the exchange (or person).
The exchange then decrypts the message and presents the user with the secret.
This way, the user can be sure that the exchange has definitely received his
Bitcoin address.
This protocol does not exist yet, but if there is sufficient demand for it, we
will work with our partners to implement it.
You can find more information about this in our blog post:
https://bitbox.swiss/blog/securely-withdrawing-from-an-exchange/
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Maybe at least explain what it does 😅
It uses Miniscript to allow you to add time locked recovery seeds / spending paths
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Running liana.
Should I write a guide/explainer on it?
Should I write a guide/explainer on it?
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My newest:
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BitBox02, but I'm obviously biased as I'm working on it.
Open source, has Anti-Klepto, Miniscript, Taproot, advanced multisig and is super easy to use.
https://void.cat/d/M4UHhzS3sZ8fnoesYRw7Np.web...
oops, accidentally used my old account to post this.
I'm not sure exactly how to find specific people, I didn't find many myself. But I see a lot of Mastodon posts when in global
I assume this is a mastodon post? Nice! What happens when I comment? 🤔
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Yes, just add the relay
just added the relay and looked for a username such as @[email protected] , it doesn't find it. Anything else I need to do?
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nostr:npub108pv4cg5ag52nq082kd5leu9ffrn2gdg6g4xdwatn73y36uzplmq9uyev6 did:
https://mostr.pub/
Wow! Can I just add the relay to my client and I'll see mastodon posts or how does it work?
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