Private Keys News

A private key management startup, Torus, enables social media users to send crypto using Twitter and GitHub handles.

Unstoppable Domains’ new chat protocol enables users to store data on their own servers through crypto wallets and P2P network integration.

An undergraduate student posted the results of a survey on Bitcoin security from his thesis to Reddit on April 30.

Digital signatures, electronic identification and electronic signatures: Could Europe’s experience with their regulation help Australia (and not only)?

SGA token users can now hold their funds in ZenGo’s keyless wallet, thanks to a partnership between the two.

A fake extension on Google Chrome browser impersonated an application for Ledger wallet to steal crypto from users.

Accused Irish drug trafficker Clifton Collins has ostensibly lost the keys for his $56 million worth BTC accounts earlier confiscated by the police.

A new web app called Shhgit will scan the GitHub code repository and search for sensitive secrets, such as private crypto keys and passwords.

Encrypted messaging service Telegram has published the terms of service for its native cryptocurrency wallet Grams Wallet.

Craig Wright has been ordered by a U.S. court to hand over more that 500K of his Bitcoin holdings to David Kleiman’s estate. Will the market survive?

Blockchain-based web browser Brave has announced work on a crypto wallet, but it does not yet support any direct interaction with tokens earned via Brave Rewards.

Casa, a Bitcoin node provider, has unveiled a node monitor and incentives program for users to check the health of their nodes.

Bank of America has filed a patent for a crypto-inclusive digital currency wallet with multiple tiers of access.

A so-called trustless bot enables automated trading of cryptocurrency without giving up private key access.

Bakkt is reportedly preparing for a Q3 launch, but other information suggests the company still needs NYDFS approval.