Threshold Signatures: Private key never exists
Working as a cryptographic protocol, the Threshold Signature Scheme enhances security and trust in distributed systems by ensuring that no single party can unilaterally generate a signature.
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Distributed Key Generation: Verifiable and dealerless
Distributed Key Generation enhances security in various applications by distributing trust among participants, reducing the risk of key compromise.
Steganography and its applications in Bitcoin
There is a thin line differentiating stenography from cryptography, with the latter using encryption to make files unreadable while the other aims for total concealment of information.
Verifiable Ownership Framework: Establishing trust in cryptographic proof of ownership
In this post, Dr. Craig Wright argues how cryptographic proof of ownership necessitates the establishment of a secure, verifiable link between a digital asset and a real-world identity.
Bitcoin is not ‘crypto’
There is no crypto in Bitcoin. When people use the word crypto, they are just using the short form for cryptography, which uses tools and codes to create messages intended only for the recipient.
Triple Entry Accounting Conference: Paper submission deadline extended
The Triple Entry Accounting Conference will push through in November in Malta in an attempt to boost TEA adoption, and participants will have until July 20 to submit their peer-reviewed papers.
A new accounting paradigm for the information age—Triple Entry Accounting conference calls for papers
Participants are being encouraged to submit proposals for the TEA Conference in Malta on November 10-11 on topics covering blockchain, AI, ESG, and tokenization, among others.
Ian Grigg talks Ricardian contract and meeting Craig Wright on CoinGeek Weekly Livestream episode 21
On this episode of CoinGeek Weekly Livestream, host Kurt Wuckert Jr. and financial cryptographer Ian Grigg discussed the Ricardian contract and how it compares to today’s smart contracts.
Craig Wright explains the cryptography of Bitcoin
Bitcoin’s cryptographic nature is sometimes sold as a way for it to be anonymous, while the truth is that it maintains privacy required by law, while creating traceability.
Expect ‘CryptoKit’ developer package at Apple’s WWDC conference
Apple is set to announce a new crypto development kit at its Worldwide Developer Conference, according to the program notes for June 5.
Dr. Craig Wright discusses personal device security on blockchain
In another presentation at Brunel University in London, nChain Chief Scientist Dr. Craig Wright addressed the scope for more effective personal device security through cryptography and the blockchain.