Latest posts of: slush

Quote from: BitCryptex on May 27, 2020, 04:48:46 PM

Sure, I have just removed it from my post. Would you mind if I wrote about the "Suite" in a separate topic without the login credentials or do you want to keep a low profile for now?

Thank you! Honestly, we only contacted few beta testers because we want to get first feedback. There's plenty of things which we want to add before going public, so I believe there will be a time for doing reviews :-). You're one of first few people who have an access there, so writing reviews now makes little sense.

The most valuable would be any kind of feedback (positive or negative) to our feedback form so we can improve the product before its bigger launch. We take all that feedback seriously (and thank you to all of you who already submitted it!).

Quote from: BitCryptex on May 17, 2020, 10:53:23 AM

My bad, the background image probably represents what Trezor Suite (the upcoming desktop and Android/iOS app) will look like. Apparently, it's going to have some interesting features like connecting to a local instance of Bitcoin Core or to Trezor backend via Tor. I have asked them how long they are going to keep updating Trezor Wallet; waiting for a reply.

Yep, that's preview of new stack, internally called "Suite". While we aim to desktop and mobile apps, we plan to maintain also web version for portable use (with WebUSB, you can use Trezor on the go, without a need of installing any software on the computer).

Btw would you mind to removing password to beta from one of your previous posts? We picked up just few beta testers and at this point we don't want average Joe to have an access there; the software is experimental and we want to control amount of people using it. Thank you!

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Hi all, my account on bitcointalk was hijacked on 03/01/2017. I wasn't using this account for a while and had pretty easy password here. I'm really sorry for whatever who was scammed by the hacker Sad.

Now the account is better protected and fully back under my control.
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What scam attempt? I have several of them. I'm selling cheaper, because this way I can sell all of them quickly. (now you made me reveal that I have several of them...)
I'm the real slush, and I can proove it if needed.
I simply took the picture from there because it was easier than making a photo myself.

Quote from: wheelz1200 on January 04, 2017, 05:05:16 AM

Man thats a pretty good deal on a nice coin. Not in the market for a 10btc cas but im sure you wont have any trouble offloading this. GL with your sale

Thanks!

I'm looking forward to selling it.

Deal completed. Can be closed.

For the record, we already done some basic work on this idea: https://github.com/trezor/python-mnemonic/blob/master/mnemonic/shamir.py However it's not finished and it need more thinking & writing specification around it.

Maybe you noticed the pool website now redirects to https://slushpool.com. The URL is legit, we've been lucky enough to obtain this nice domain and we just moved there from more complicated "mining.bitcoin.cz". Back in 2010 I did not realize how big the mining industry will became, so I choose just a subdomain of my Czech bitcoin blog :-).

This is just about the website, no change in miner settings is needed as we keep all mining URLs to work normally.

Yes, we've been in touch with OOC about that incident; we realized something is going on at about the same time when he made his analysis on which he based his article.

Quote from: Legacy2005 on February 17, 2016, 06:54:04 PM

force the person that did this "unintentional" (we all know it was intentional you dont have to pretend) attack to repay everyone.

If everybody knows what happen, why to discuss it over again? *rolleyes*

Yes, there was technical issue, we're clear about that. Yes, we though for long time it is just a natural variance in the luck. Once we realized where the problem is, we managed to fix it ASAP so the problem is gone (as you can check, month luck is over 100% now). Although I may agree that the communication of the incident could be better, I still believe we made our best to fix the issue itself.

Quote from: welshy82 on February 17, 2016, 06:35:29 PM

wow hes online and only posted 2 small lines shows where his priority is

We detected the problem, fixed it, announced it publicly and right now we're preparing Hashrate Proof to let our users to check how the pool is mining. I don't think we can do more than this. To be honest, discussing *here* is not really constructive.

Quote from: hoosier_13 on February 17, 2016, 06:31:08 PM

They have been withholding information for months.

No, we went public once we realized the problem. Keeping the information for us while letting miners to continue with withholding would not make any sense...

Quote from: ohmygod21 on February 16, 2016, 03:39:24 PM

32 hours / 4 blocks . insane

Quote from: simonpeter35 on February 17, 2016, 12:29:42 PM

Two blocks appeared in less than 2mins Huh

Captain is sad; it is too hard to satisfy everyone.

mytrezor.com wallet sends xpub to server to retrieve transaction history. However Chrome extension does the device management without revealing any information to our servers. It is completely standalone application, so it does not even reveal your IP to us.

Quote from: BitcoinIsLiberty on March 25, 2015, 07:46:16 PM

Easy Trezor Hardware Bitcoin Wallet Tutorial
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=69LXGylPrUg

Nice review and tutorial, thanks! :-)

Hi guys, we just realized there's new site pretending to be trezor eshop. Stay away from it as it is 100% scam. The official site is buytrezor.com. Full announcement: http://satoshilabs.com/news/2015-03-25-scam-alert-website-pretending-to-be-trezor-eshop-official-eshop-is-buytrezor-com/

Quote from: BittBurger on January 12, 2015, 07:54:46 PM

In my opinion, you have to be a complete idiot to trust your money to any electronic device, provided by any 3rd party, for any reason whatsoever right now.

Paper wallets all the way.

So you spend your paper wallet by computing ECDSA signatures in your head ;-).

Everything around TREZOR is opensource and auditable. Private key never leaves the device. All random numbers are generated from mixed entropy from HRNG and computer's randomness. Builds are deterministic. Firmware update need to be confirmed by user and firmware fingerprint is validated by bootloader. There's no WIFI/bluetooth on board (you can buy two trezors and open one of them to check yourself).

We've put ~two years of designing and developing this stuff with top security in our mind. I really don't think that people will find some vulnerability after few minutes of thinking, which we did not considered already :-).