Im not sure what you are wondering about? The relay is setup on your local computer. It intercepts the sonicVortex image decodes the image, and then pushes the encrypted transaction through to the wallet. The receiver just needs to be on the correct chain and the transaction will go through. If you need further clarification I am usually around IRC and will respond when i can.


Also of note. 1 L not to :p

argakiig

also for those wondering, just wanted to crosspost this from the xst thread.

Yes we do collaborate, but we believe this is the future of crypto. In regards to the apps they do entirely different things. Sonicvortex is steganography and encryption to initiate a transaction. Stealthsms is encrypted sms initiated transactions.  You see the difference?

If you don't have any coins at least 3 days aged you don't technically need to keep your wallet open. If you want to stake though you will need to. If you want to use sonicvortex it needs to be open and unlocked.

Instead of this I have already implemented coin age stopping at 15 so stake weight doesn't increase past that

Wallet Links v2.1.0.0:

• Automatic Windows Install Run Installer. Be sure to remove previous versions if you had done Automatic Installs before as file names and folder directories have changed
• Manual Windows Install Just unzip
• Mac DMG Mount and Drop into Application folder
• Linux

This includes numerous bug fixes and Security Checkpoints.

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Sonic Vortex, Android Apk
Playstore
Mirror

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Daemon package
Windows
Mac Being Made
Linux Being Made

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How to setup SonicRelay for use with SonicCoin

Required files
Sonic(see above) package extract to %userprofile%\sonicrelay
f5.jar location should be %userprofile%\sonicrelay
sonicrelay.exe(see above) location should be %userprofile%\sonicrelay

Start with the QT shut down.

Step 1. Create SonicScrewdriver.conf file in the %appdata%/SonicScrewdriver folder
   Contents must include:
   rpcuser=
   rpcpassword=
   rpcport=
   server=1
   daemon=1
   listen=1
   clientsecret=<same as sonicvortex>
   sonicsecret=<same as sonicvortex>
   sonicpin=<same as sonicvortex>

rpcuser and rpcpassword allow for communication via the daemon. The rpcport just needs to be an unused port.
   
Step 2. Create file named .sonicrelay and place in %userprofile% directory with contents
   daemon = <location of sonicd.exe>
   sender = <email used to send confirm email>
   username = <username for email>
   password = <password for email>
   server = <smtp server:port example (smtp.gmail.com:587)>
   confirm_address = <address to send confirmation to>
   success = Awesome Sauce
   fail = lolzors

Step 3. Download and install Mozilla Thunderbird Mail client. Setup with your email and create new localfolder called SonicRelay
Step 4. Go to add ons and search for FiltaQuilla (will require restart of Thunderbird)
Step 5. Open FiltaQuilla Options make sure run file and save attachments to are checked.
Step 6. Go to message filters and create new.
Step 7. Name filter, Set match all of the following to 'Subject' 'is' 'Awesome Image' and 'Body' 'is' 'Check out this awesome image I found'


Step 8. Under Perform these actions set 'Save Attachemts To' '%userprofile%\sonicrelay',
'Move Message To' 'LocalFolder SonicRelay' and 'Run File' '%userprofile%\sonicrelay\SonicRelay.exe'

First Automated SonicVortex transaction has completed
txid=987d303ac8a32982ae945957a9bf4cc1977b8dcf4b993fe2663ef9cea52d6848 if any of you are interested.

The Transaction was initiated with this picture.




How to Create your own SonicRelay for use with SonicCoin and Sonic Vortex following shortly

If you can point to me where this bug is I will correct it as I have stated before. That's the beauty of open source, anyone is welcome to look at it and post changes that can/should be made.

Also if you find a bug feel free to post it, I will gladly admit if I am wrong and fix it.

I think I know what would have happened though.

As you can see in the pastebin the wallet was corrupted and the most recent backup they had was 8 days prior. When reverting to this backup the keypool was taken back to the previous state. This would allow addresses that had already been assigned to be reassigned.

Also if you find a bug feel free to post it, I will gladly admit if I am wrong and fix it.

That is because the make file is not fully setup yet. its still missing headers.

http://pastebin.com/TDy4WQ5P

for your enjoyment. Every Correspondence between C-Cex and I. I can screenshot any part if you don't believe it.

RE C-CEX, Would you like to see the chat between them and I?

No contact has been made. And why is C-Cex the only exchange to have experienced this issue? Please enlighten me as to where the issue would be so I can fix it if it does infact exist

ANyone having ssleay32.dll issues either copy them from the previous install, or install 32bit openssl.

SonicVortex has finally arrived

   

Android App (To follow on Playstore shortly)

Accompanying QT
Windows Manual
Windows Automatic
Mac DMG

Source

Relays
Source
Windows
Mac Inbound Tomorrow

Jar Needed for Relay
F5-Steganography Library

Directions and Daemons are forthcoming


SonicVortex is a way to hide encrypted transactions by steganography.
You take a picture, author a transaction, then SonicVortex embeds the encrypted transaction in a picture.  It uses the f5 steganography algorithm, which uses matrix encoding to hide the picture, making it almost impossible to detect that any hidden communication is present.
Moreover, the encryption is state-of-the-art AES/GCM encryption, suitable for banks and governments. So even in the highly unlikely event that any communication becomes suspected, it is impossible for an adversary to ascertain the nature of the communication. Thus, your transaction is hidden and protected from even the most powerful adversaries.
Additionally, AES/GCM protects against any changes to the encrypted, hidden transaction. If just one pixel of the picture is changed, it will be detected and the transaction rejected.

I went through and made contact again today to have him update to the correct chain. I am hoping he will be able to switch it over.

Update: Found the missing line in my build. will finish test build and push updated wallet, then App with directions to follow. Hope you all enjoy

that was not a mockup. It is the actual functioning app. the only setback is that the daemon and qt arent building right now

One last thing to note. There was no doublespend attack at C-Cex. The best I can tell is that they were on the wrong chain for 10 days during which time they received deposits for coins on the wrong chain, and then when they finally updated they didnt check the database to make sure all inputs were actually valid.