Onchain transactions today are getting so complex that piecing together the full picture takes real effort
Meet the Transaction Debugger agent skill from our Build with AI suite of tools 🛠️
It queries the Etherscan API and decodes any tx into a clear report with 5 modes of explanation: Simple, Standard, Developer, Support, and Security
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Je viens de découvrir un truc sur Bitcoin que je trouve vraiment sous-coté : les Silent Payments (BIP-352).
Le principe est assez fou. Tu peux publier une seule adresse Bitcoin permanente, qui commence par sp1q..., et la donner à tout le monde. Contrairement à une adresse Bitcoin classique, quelqu’un ne peut pas simplement copier cette adresse dans un explorer et voir tout ce que tu as reçu. Techniquement, quand quelqu’un t’envoie des BTC, il ne paie pas directement ton adresse sp1q.... Son wallet utilise les données cryptographiques de ton Silent Payment et de la transaction pour dériver un nouvel output Taproot unique.
Donc si 10 personnes m’envoient du Bitcoin, la blockchain verra 10 outputs différents, sans lien public évident entre eux. Mon wallet peut reconnaître ceux qui m’appartiennent grâce à une clé de scan.
J’aime beaucoup l’idée : une identité Bitcoin permanente que tu peux afficher publiquement, sans transformer ton historique financier en information publique. Évidemment, ça ne rend pas Bitcoin totalement anonyme et tu peux toujours recréer des liens en dépensant tes UTXO d’une mauvaise manière. Mais pour la réception, je trouve le concept incroyablement élégant.
Je viens de le tester directement avec Cake Wallet. Silent Payments / BIP-352. Clairement une fonctionnalité Bitcoin dont je n’entendais quasiment jamais parler.
Security researchers find surveillance implants in Chinese-made routers sold worldwide — three different backdoor-like implants hidden in firmware https://t.co/bC17OCZ1Kw
@ProtonPrivacy Docs are still missing major basic things, like line spacing which is pretty standard feature. Also, viewing your Doc as a page view I think is pretty mandatory… as for Sheets, I did use it but refreshing values in various formula cells when one of them is changing always fails.
Major Upgrade!⚓
Anchor, our second DVT client built by @sigp_io, is now live on testnet.
This marks a significant milestone in the decentralization of both DVT and Ethereum.
Anchor is designed to work seamlessly alongside the mainnet client, giving operators greater flexibility and client diversity.
What does this mean?
✅ Greater resilience through client diversity
✅ Enhanced decentralization
✅ Improved modularity for operators
🔗 Learn more and join the testnet today 👇
🚨 Attention ETH stakers 🚨
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We hosted a great side event together with @solana@sygnumofficial and @SuperteamAE
I was glad to join the discussion on industry challenges alongside outstanding professionals like Mathias Imbach and Philipp Vonmoos. You guys are incredible. 💙
Huge thanks to our teams for the seamless organization — it was top-notch! 🔥
@CommunityFibre internet is down in South London and your website says no issues… DownDetector is going crazy and your opening lines are 8am to 9pm for support. If you want to be London’s best internet provider, you should do something about it…
One of the biggest hacks of the year has mainly gone untalked about.
A Chinese hacker group compromised a $57 billion chip manufacturer in 2017.
They weren't discovered for over 2 years. Here's everything we know:
I updated the EDR telemetry project with corrected telemetry and new additions! See below the changes and upcoming EDRs:
✅ Corrected Trend Micro Telemetry
✅ Corrected ESET Telemetry
🌟 Added Qualys EDR
🎯New Additions Coming Up:
🔜 Sophos EDR
🔜 Cortex EDR
Vendors are continuasly evolving their EDR solutions by adding more telemetry capabilities. To keep up with the updates, we need the help of the community.
🔗Checkout and contribute to the project here: https://t.co/8DmXzffYVC
🔗Checkout the telemetry table here: https://t.co/6nvs6ymqof