The second security review of Kranox is done, and nothing critical or high came up. π
This time we ran the repo-security-review skill from @Consensys with Claude, across the wallet and the relay. No leaked secrets or vulnerable packages turned up either. It's not an audit by Consensys, and the full report is public on GitHub.
Next, we're fixing the medium and low findings one by one, all before the next release. From now on, every new piece of code and every release gets a security review before it ships. Part of every $KRX trade funds work like this.
https://t.co/S89IiIRVEB
Bunker mode is the talk of crypto this week, and we love the idea: keep your funds in a fresh address that has never signed, so its public key stays hidden behind a hash.
Moving funds directly links the old and new addresses, so Kranox is building the private way.
- Check whether your Robinhood Chain address has already exposed its public key.
- Move ETH or USDG through XMR to a fresh address, with nothing on chain linking the two.
Part of every $KRX trade funds builds like this, and Bunker mode is on its way.
Kranox 0.3.1 beta is out for Mac.
Here's what's new.
- A privacy check on every payment flags an amount or timing that could link it to coins you just received, and suggests a new amount in one click.
- The new Privacy menu checks your whole wallet and scans your Robinhood Chain addresses for links back to you.
- Reach your node through Tor, and confirm every send with your password.
Kranox is built with Flutter, so phones and other platforms can follow from the same codebase, and part of every $KRX trade funds that build.
We're just getting started.
The next $KRX update ships a privacy check that helps keep your Robinhood Chain addresses and your Monero wallet apart.
Monero already hides your side on chain, so Kranox checks the pattern of your swaps before each payment leaves:
- If the amount sits close to coins that came in over the last 3 days, Kranox flags it and suggests a new amount in one click.
- If you're spending XMR that arrived less than 24 hours ago, it tells you when a short wait makes the swap harder to match.
- If you're paying an address you gave as a refund address, it lets you know before both sides link up.
The new Privacy menu checks your whole wallet too, from your node to swaps that sit close in time or amount.
Paste one of your Robinhood Chain addresses and Kranox reads its public history through our relay: who funded it first, links to your other addresses, look-alike senders, and the hours that hint at your time zone. The explorer never sees your IP. π₯
https://t.co/9wxOHnGHla
Kranox just went through a security review with Trail of Bits Skills, the open-source toolkit from @trailofbits.
Every High finding is fixed, and the 0.2.1 beta for Mac is out now. This is the wallet behind $KRX, and it keeps getting stronger. π₯
https://t.co/wOySmnQSrI
Kranox 0.2.0 is out for Mac.
Here's what's new.
- Pay any Robinhood Chain address in ETH or USDG from your XMR.
- Pick a fixed rate for an exact amount, or a floating one with a lower minimum.
- Follow each payment step by step, confirmations included.
https://t.co/HZZzB8P7Av
Kranox 0.1.0 is out for Mac.
Here's what's in it.
- Send and receive XMR on mainnet with fresh subaddresses.
- Turn ETH or USDG on Robinhood Chain into XMR in your wallet.
- See your locked coins and about when they unlock.
- Use your own node.
https://t.co/HZZzB8P7Av
The FCMP++ stressnet forked today at block 3,102,800.
It's still a test network, so your XMR doesn't need anything yet.
When it goes live on mainnet, the Kranox wallet will follow.
A new version of the beta stressnet software has been released!
We implore the Monero community to continue to participate in testing and to report issues in order to ensure a smooth transition!
$KRX is out on Pons
It's the token for Kranox, the private Monero wallet we've been building with a door into Robinhood chain. Mac build comes first
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