Topic: [2016-12-15] New Bitcoin Wallet Features Plausible Deniability (Read 262 times)
I very much enjoy what are called "hidden wallets" using my Trezor + Electrum and long passwords. But, remember this is only a part of the equation. Regardless of how sneaky any wallet software is, if you don't utilize the proper internet connectivity when you use it you are easily UNMASKED. I personally welcome any bitcoin wallet product that assists a user with hiding a wallet. Ample use of a decoy wallet(s) is nice! I may download this wallet and give it a look just for grins. Thanks.
December 15, 2016, 06:16:18 AM
New Bitcoin Wallet Features Plausible Deniability
Bitcoiners worry about this, too. On forums where enthusiasts of the cryptocurrency hang out, a popular refrain for some is: “if someone had a gun to your head, you’d probably give up your bitcoin wallet private key.”
Fair enough. But a particular bitcoin hardware wallet, which boasts some of the space’s most experienced coders, thinks it has found somewhat of a technical solution to this age-old conundrum.
The wallet, Digital Bitbox, features plausible deniability as part of its operations. So, what if a government, bully or cold-blooded criminal tries to force you to open your bitcoin wallet?
READ MORE >>> https://news.bitcoin.com/bitcoin-wallet-plausible-deniability/
Bitcoiners worry about this, too. On forums where enthusiasts of the cryptocurrency hang out, a popular refrain for some is: “if someone had a gun to your head, you’d probably give up your bitcoin wallet private key.”
Fair enough. But a particular bitcoin hardware wallet, which boasts some of the space’s most experienced coders, thinks it has found somewhat of a technical solution to this age-old conundrum.
The wallet, Digital Bitbox, features plausible deniability as part of its operations. So, what if a government, bully or cold-blooded criminal tries to force you to open your bitcoin wallet?
READ MORE >>> https://news.bitcoin.com/bitcoin-wallet-plausible-deniability/
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