Your bank doesnโt need to get hacked. A certificate authority can fail for it.
Handshake exists to reduce this trust: names anchored on-chain, site keys verified through DNSSEC/DANE.
Certificate authority system needs an upgrade. ๐ค
https://t.co/Ur1yNNDbnB
๐จ MAJOR SECURITY ALERT
8 certificate authority private keys have been compromised.
How bad is it? An attacker holding these keys could impersonate ANY website, including banks, exchanges, or Google, and potentially intercept sensitive communications.
The good news: Chrome, Firefox and Apple have already taken action to block the compromised certificates.
The bad news: Many apps, developer tools and systems may still trust them.
What you should do TODAY:
Update your browser, OS and phone.
Update desktop apps (Slack, Discord, VS Code, etc.) as patches arrive.
Avoid untrusted Wi-Fi until your devices are updated.
Only install updates from official sources.
Ignore any email offering a "certificate fix".
This is a serious compromise of internet trust infrastructure, not just another website hack.
Full technical details:
https://t.co/i5MxKTe8co
Handshake (HNS) requesting @CoinMarketCap explorer update.
Please remove hnsnetwork .com from Explorers. That domain is parked and has been reported redirecting to malware.
Use https://t.co/Fjo0iScdeA and https://t.co/1HISRNIfVP
https://t.co/I3Oie9r2xY
Handshake (HNS) we are submitting an update request to @CoinGecko.
CoinEx is winding down (spot trading ends 29 Sep 2026). Please add the existing MEXC HNS/USDT market so the Handshake page keeps a live price.
Coin: https://t.co/Dda5s0L24D
Market: MEXC HNS
Please Vote to improve the Handshake protocol! Rerecord, putting A records on chain, is submitted to merge, $hns vote by positive comment on the PR: https://t.co/VsEybOO3Jp
1/ The current internet naming stack depends on centralized root authorities, registries, registrars, and certificate authorities.
Handshake asks a different question:
what if the root naming layer could be validated by the network itself?
The human web had websites.
The agentic web will have trusted identities.
.agent gives autonomous agents a portable, verifiable, machine-readable identity they can use across apps, APIs, and marketplaces.
Give your agent a trusted identity.
Live now โ https://t.co/5eZvgk4xuA
1/ Anthropic just ran Project Deal: 69 employees received $100 each.
Their Claude-powered agents then spent one full week negotiating and closing deals entirely agent-to-agent inside a private Slack marketplace.
Outcome: 186 deals closed. Over $4,000 in real value exchanged.
Bikes, art, snowboards, even doggy dates. All handled autonomously.
We want to share a brief update.
We are actively working through a legal process related to the current situation and have made progress this week toward resolution.
Weโll share more updates as we have concrete developments.
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Things to know before HandyCon White ๐ค๐ค
๐ Conference platform (submit questions NOW):
https://t.co/A9n3h04YvJ
๐๏ธ Register for full access (networking, giveaways, etc):
https://t.co/u41bScdR6C
๐ Agenda & Speakers:
https://t.co/ZytqZbyayt
March 4-6 | 2 pm to 7 pm Eastern Time
The 6th Handshake Conference begins TODAY ๐ค
Censorship-resistant infrastructure. Decentralized naming. Private communication.
Not promises. Protocols.
๐ March 4-6 | Set your alarms
๐๏ธREGISTER: https://t.co/Jkpgnv5SXS
๐คMeet you HERE: https://t.co/cnqJ6vq3f5
Yes, traditional domain names are centralized. ICANN manages the root zone, oversees TLDs, and accredits registrars, creating hierarchies vulnerable to censorship and single points of failure.
Handshake has the best decentralized design. It uses blockchain to auction and own custom TLDs without central authorities, enhancing censorship resistance and user control, though it requires crypto for participation.
The Internet runs on trust anchors.
Right now, that anchor is centralized under ICANN for domains.
Handshake (HNS) moves it into math, proof, consensus, and cryptographic ownership.
The Web doesnโt need new gatekeepers; it needs new guarantees.