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Centre for Open Systems Deployment: supporting Cardano standards (through the CIP process: cosd.com/cips) and cryptocurrency security (frankenwallet.com).
cosd.com/pool Joined July 2020
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Time for #Cardano standards buffs to think again of economic targets 🤠 — as the slowly & surely evolving candidate CIP-0113 progresses toward official release soon, discourse begins on general stablecoin compatibility and regulatory compliance 🤓 @alxaex github.com/cardano-founda…
github.com CPS-???? | Standardisation of Regulatable Stablecoins by ptrdsh · Pull Request #1266 · cardano-fo... Shared Standard for Regulated, CIP-0113 based Stablecoins Every CIP-0113 token atm needs its own integration because of its substandard-specific reference inputs. This kills wide-spread adoption of...
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The latest relative to the #DeFiKernel — applied to #DecentralizedIdentity but also presenting a better view of sustainable economic worth than centralised figures like TVL could ever do — and most practically applicable through #Cardano's eUTxO model 😎 iog.io/news/the-econo…
www.iog.io The economic web of trust: adaptive Sybil resistance - Input | Output Input Output Group IOG
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Thank you @phil_uplc for confirming these things that I have been saying for years. 🙏 Beyond that: I wouldn't want my own assets anywhere near a hardware wallet whenever its institutionally mandated, deliberately placed flaws are finally triggered. 🧐 frankenwallet.com/intro/hardware…
Phil 🪏 Verified account @phil_uplc Jul 10
Hardware wallets are, for the most part, one of the biggest psyops of this entire industry, and widely recognized as bad opsec by security researchers.

The mailing and order lists for hardware wallets are some of the most repeatedly hacked and leaked datasets, appearing on blackhat forms year after year. Mailing addresses, names, emails, all of which are perfectly filtered for known value targets.

A $300 laptop with no internet hardware is significantly less likely to get you wrench attacked, or get your root keys rugged by an HW wallet backdoor.

Also, for the vast majority of users, a hardware wallet won’t save you if your web-wallet is compromised. You would have to review the entire transaction on the 1 by 1 inch hw wallet screen, where most people look at the wallet summary. You’d have to double check every script hash, every destination address of every transaction you sign. In-practice, the number of people who do this approaches zero.
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