RT @EFF: Police’s ability to ID protestors with face recognition tech makes people “vulnerable to retaliation for their political speech” &…
@sim_kern you might be interested in a related story of the Frenchman René Camille, who perhaps saved 100K Jews in WWII: https://www.lifewithalacrity.com/article/echoes-history/
RT @evacide: This is your regular reminder that metadata matters.
In this case, the activist was deanonymized via the backup email for the…
RT @dberenzon: 1/ Verifiable Compute is as important of a technological revolution as blockchain itself.
I’ve written a piece on the tech,…
RT @mer__edith: Hi, hello, we don’t have evidence of extant vulnerabilities, and haven’t been notified of anything. We follow responsible d…
Replying to @DefuseSec
Your approach might work, but I believe only in limited circumstances. From the perspective of a professional development team, it makes efforts to improve the ecosystem unsustainable. I would not be able to keep and grow the best team.
This DAITA open-source project is interesting and addresses a concern that I’ve had for some time with traffic through Tor exit nodes. It adds anti-correlation features such as constant packet sizes, random background traffic and data pattern distortion. Worthy of investigation🕵🏻♂️ https://twitter.com/wilderko/status/1788586071531381225
Replying to @lopp and @CasaHODL
What do you think about using QR/UR to initiate the creation of descriptors by supporting coordinators ability to ask wallets for public keys? We’ve made progress on underlying protocols for this.
Replying to @lopp and @CasaHODL
We’ve been working with multiple wallet vendors on this. See our overview of benefits of our approach at https://github.com/BlockchainCommons/SmartCustody/blob/master/Docs/Scenario-Multisig-RR.md — code fully demonstrating this in multiple wallets is in progress this summer.
RT @ChristopherA: @lopp @CasaHODL We’ve been working with multiple wallet vendors on this. See our overview of benefits of our approach at…