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Protecting the future of money
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2018-11-07 16:16
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Vault12 December Progress Update
Hello, wanted to wrap up the year with a super quick update: On the ICO/STO front, token generation is complete and Vault Guardian Tokens (VGT) have been distributed to all investors. To see how we executed
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What is Digital Custody?
In the first installment to this series, we introduced the notion of a ‘digital asset.’ We explained our thesis for why digital custody — secure handling of valuable digital assets — is an important topic
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startup
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Introducing the Vault12 Alpha Release
After almost four years of development, design and a successful ICO we are ready to launch our Alpha program. Currently by invitation only ( we are enrolling Vault12 investors in the program to test out
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bitcoin
8y
Security Threats to Cryptocurrency owners
One thing cryptocurrency advocates talk about when they explain blockchain technology to you is that blockchains present no single point of failure. By central point of failure, they mean that there's
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cryptocurrency
8y
The Rapidly Increasing Value of Digital Assets Demands Better Security
There was a time when the most important things people stored in the cloud were photographs and resumes. Now digital assets include bank account credentials, cryptocurrency, car keys, and house keys. The
vault12
security
8y
Understanding Shamir’s Secret Sharing
In cryptography, secret sharing schemes are schemes that split shares of a given secret among a set of trusted participants. This secret could be a very important piece of information that may be needed
vault12
security
8y
How to get true randomness from your Apple device with particle physics and thermal entropy
Cryptography and randomness are interlinked on a fundamental level. When we encrypt a secret we want that result to look like completely random gibberish. In fact, if an external observer manages to notice
