wallet

IOTA tokens are stored in private, pseudo-anonymous virtual ‘wallets’. Each wallet is identified and protected by a unique access key known as a ‘seed’. Although we call them wallets, they do not actually store the tokens. Think of them as…

Changelog 0.3.4 New: Drag&drop seed text support Update: Trigger 2fa verification once necessary code string length is reached Update: Seed in memory format update Update: Adjusted auto promotion timing…

Comprehensive security analysis of IOTA wallet Desktop app 1 Introduction A security assessment for the IOTA “Trinity” wallet project desktop version was carried out by accessec GmbH, between July 2nd and July 14th 2018. The target of the…

The going rate for IOTA tokens, which originally started as a hardware project, is subject to market forces along with every other commodity on the planet. The public’s awareness of the project seemed to coincide with the climax of the…

Unsurprisingly, following on from last week's update, the focus is still very much on preparing desktop beta release. Preparations needed for code signing (which ensures you don't accidentally download a malicious clone) are near…