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Unlocking the future: BSV & the magic of sharing slices of secrets
BSV blockchain and the Secret Slices tool can revolutionize how we handle secret private keys to BSV addresses, offering unprecedented security and control.
BSV blockchain and the Secret Slices tool can revolutionize how we handle secret private keys to BSV addresses, offering unprecedented security and control.
The inheritance solutions, which are to be developed by leveraging smart contracts, will be tailor-made for high-net-worth individuals but could soon be offered to all classes in the society.
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.
As more data is being processed on the BSV blockchain, data storage or data finding will likely come at a cost. So, ensure you have your private key and Merkle proof, Dr. Michael Wehrmann writes.
The Secure Enclave is a special chip in Android, iPhone, iPad, and Macs to secure your biometrical data like FaceID and TouchID; its key feature is a private key generated that cannot leave the chip, providing maximum security.
Industry players can use blockchain technology as a medium to verify digital keys, thereby solve licensing and API key duplication problems.
On this week’s CoinGeek Conversations, Charles Miller has re-enlisted the help of Brendan Lee to help him get to the bottom of a few key concepts on Bitcoin and how the technology actually works.
sCrypt designed a smart contract called “Pay to Decrypt” that makes the exchange atomic and trustless, ensuring only a correct plaintext can redeem the locked fund.
Dr. Craig Wright was in the same frustrating position as the countless other victims of digital asset theft: he knows exactly where his coins ‘sit’ on the blockchain yet is unable to access that property without the necessary private keys.
sCrypt introduces a new type of Bitcoin smart contract called private key puzzles, which can only be solved by providing the corresponding private key of a given public key.
When the Bitcoin software was announced in 2009, it was important that nodes joining the network could build a common history of the blockchain. Satoshi Nakamoto accomplished this by hardcoding in the “Genesis block” in the Bitcoin software.
In this article, Xiaohui Liu introduces nChain's white paper #0488 titled "Zero-knowledge key-statement proofs” a special ZKP where the secret is a private key corresponding to a known public key.