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21  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Preventing the exposure of public addresses on a website on: October 23, 2014, 01:57:55 PM
I'd suggest that you look into "stealth addresses" and what APIs people are providing to help with that.

yep, here (http://bitcoin.stackexchange.com/questions/20701/what-is-a-stealth-address) and Peter Todd on SourceForge mention it, but it is very alpha stage yet.
 
so, nobody really knows how to do what i want yet?
anybody wanna make some money..?
22  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Preventing the exposure of public addresses on a website on: October 23, 2014, 01:31:59 PM
You want to be looking into Stealth Addresses (that way you can publish a public key but nothing can be traced to it).

so nobody has written an api for everything i'm asking for yet? am i just being overly anal about anonymity, or? there has got to be a js lib for this...
23  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Preventing the exposure of public addresses on a website on: October 23, 2014, 12:31:44 PM
My Clients are demanding more anonymity and security in their web apps, those that use btc and ltc, etc. They are not comfortable with Exchanges and central points of possible failure.

Let's ANONYMOUSLY offer btc and ltc payments on our websites without the use of an Exchange.

Using npm/bitcoinjs or another pkg I want to ONLY show the ROTATING key and qr code once, and only if the website user requests it through a form submit or something.

This way, google and the like will never have a chance to index one of your public keys, not even once. Hence, no domain owner <> public keys can ever be indexed/referenced.

Maybe I could get the wallet to pre-generate say, 10,000 public multisig public keys and store them in a mongodb or something, then privately "show" them on screen somehow (no clear text, high rez gif or jpg? (svg is crawlable)) for only 60 seconds when they are requested by a customer who wants to pay my Client on their website.

Is this even possible yet? If so, is there a nodejs pkg or other javascript api that can be used to accomplish this, even remotely?
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