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Showing posts with label Security. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Security. Show all posts

Saturday, 15 March 2025

Technology Updates : Hardware wallet Ledger helps competitor Trezor resolve security vulnerability


Source : 



Apple Intelligence : 


Security Flaw Discovered: Ledger’s open-source research arm discovered a security vulnerability in Trezor’s Safe 3 and 5 models.


Vulnerability Details: Cryptographic operations could be performed on the microcontroller, potentially making the devices vulnerable to advanced attacks.


Patch Implemented: Trezor has patched the vulnerability, addressing the security flaw found by Ledger.


Trezor Security Issue: Ledger demonstrated a vulnerability in Trezor’s firmware integrity check, allowing attackers to bypass it.


Trezor’s Response: Trezor confirmed the issue was resolved but didn’t disclose the method used. They also stated that user funds remained safe and no action was required.


Ledger’s Security Breaches: Ledger has also faced security breaches, including a hacker stealing $484,000 worth of crypto assets in December 2023 and another threat actor publishing the mailing addresses of 270,000 customers in June 2020.

Saturday, 11 January 2025

Investing Updates: Polymarket Blocked in Singapore: Prediction Market Faces Fresh Scrutiny


URLhttps://www.blockhead.co/2025/01/07/polymarket-blocked-in-singapore-prediction-market-faces-fresh-scrutiny/

Gemini Summarized:
  • Polymarket Blocked: The Singapore Police Force has blocked Polymarket, a prediction market platform, labeling it an "illegal gambling site."
  • Regulatory Crackdown: This action comes amidst a crackdown on unlicensed gambling platforms in Singapore.
  • Enforcement Shift: The Singapore Police Force now oversees enforcement, previously handled by the Gambling Regulatory Authority (GRA).
  • Polymarket's Model: Polymarket allows users to bet on world events using cryptocurrency. It has faced regulatory challenges before, including a settlement with the U.S. Commodity Futures Trading Commission.
  • Regulatory Concerns: The Singapore ban raises questions about the distinction between prediction markets and gambling.
  • Broader Implications: This case highlights the challenges of regulating blockchain-based platforms and the evolving regulatory landscape for prediction markets globally.

Saturday, 19 October 2024

Technology Updates : Passkeys

URL: https://9to5mac.com/2024/10/14/new-passkeys-import-export/

OpenAI:

Here are the 5 key points from the article on 9to5Mac about new passkey import/export specifications:

  • New Specifications: The FIDO Alliance has introduced new specifications allowing users to import and export passkeys.
  • User Choice: The new features aim to promote user choice by enabling passkey transfers between different password managers.
  • Current Limitations: Currently, there is no secure way to move passkeys between password managers like Apple's Passwords app and 1Password.
  • Credential Exchange Protocol: The draft specifications establish the Credential Exchange Protocol (CXP) and Credential Exchange Format (CXF) for transferring passkeys.
  • Enhanced Security: The new specifications ensure that passkeys can be transferred while maintaining encryption.

My Thoughts:


This is an important development in IT security.


Need a seamless way to port passwords securely with so many things in life being digitally dependent.