[ESHOP launched] Trezor: Bitcoin hardware wallet

[Delver]

But the PIN is one-time

One-time as in entered once on each computer, or one-time as in it changes every time?

Either way, I think you're confusing it with the OTP. Either that or I'm misinformed.

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[jackjack]

But the PIN is one-time

One-time as in entered once on each computer, or one-time as in it changes every time?

Either way, I think you're confusing it with the OTP. Either that or I'm misinformed.

Hum yeah I was talking about the OTP
I didn't read about the PIN, I just did, and I agree with you it seems kinda risky to put it on a PC

[NewLiberty]

This is to be discussed at the OHM conference..
http://arxiv.org/abs/1212.3257
It is related?

[molecular]

This is to be discussed at the OHM conference..
http://arxiv.org/abs/1212.3257
It is related?

Where does it say it will be discussed at OHM?

What you linked looks like (or very similar to) EDIT: is this (same author, too)

We would like to propose a payment protocol with a lot of interesting features:
Homomorphic Payment Addresses and the Pay-to-Contract Protocol

This could be of interest to the current ongoing development of hardware wallets as well as to the implementation of deterministic wallets.

EDIT: I like that idea by Mr. Hanke, btw.

[vokain]

i want one but this is so damn expensive

[molecular]

i want one but this is so damn expensive

just trade a little harder

[vokain]

i want one but this is so damn expensive

just trade a little harder

must. save. allll the bitcoins

[gweedo]

i want one but this is so damn expensive

3 BTCs for something that will protect your bitcoins is very worth it! I would pay 50BTCs for something like this.

[vokain]

i want one but this is so damn expensive

3 BTCs for something that will protect your bitcoins is very worth it! I would pay 50BTCs for something like this.

but how can we trust the creators? they have funny accents

[molecular]

i want one but this is so damn expensive

just trade a little harder

must. save. allll the bitcoins

must. store. securely.

[molecular]

i want one but this is so damn expensive

3 BTCs for something that will protect your bitcoins is very worth it! I would pay 50BTCs for something like this.

but how can we trust the creators? they have funny accents

lol!

also: why pay 3 if you can pay 1?

[Gyrsur]

i want one but this is so damn expensive

3 BTCs for something that will protect your bitcoins is very worth it! I would pay 50BTCs for something like this.

but how can we trust the creators? they have funny accents

lol!

also: why pay 3 if you can pay 1?

it looks more geeky. blinki blinki alu. did choose 3BTC as well.

[vokain]

^hehe that's kinda why i'm tempted to buy the aluminum one too. mostly the macbook thing, but the other reasons too

[molecular]

i want one but this is so damn expensive

3 BTCs for something that will protect your bitcoins is very worth it! I would pay 50BTCs for something like this.

but how can we trust the creators? they have funny accents

lol!

also: why pay 3 if you can pay 1?

Well Slush created the first mining pool, I doubt he is hurting for bitcoins where he needs to steal mine.

Cause it would go good with my macbook pro, also I wanted to support the project. Plus I can afford 3 BTCs so why not?

you realize I was answering to vokain saying "this is so damn expensive" and gweedo answering something about 3 BTC.

[molecular]

^hehe that's kinda why i'm tempted to buy the aluminum one too. mostly the macbook thing, but the other reasons too

apple fanboy complains about expensive hardware... weird.

[vokain]

^hehe that's kinda why i'm tempted to buy the aluminum one too. mostly the macbook thing, but the other reasons too

apple fanboy complains about expensive hardware... weird.

hehe but it's worth it for the macbook. the extra aluminum casing around a bitcoin wallet: cool, aesthetically pleasing, but it's not like i have an amazing user interface or anything as compared to the cheaper version

[P_Shep]

It's a cool idea so I've gone and ordered one.

Things I'd like to see though:
NFC
Some form of password entry on the device itself (such as my rhythm idea above )

[garyrowe]

Just thought I'd let people know that Jim has delivered the MultiBit Trezor Shield to me and I have started work in earnest on a Java support library. After a bit of initial faffing to configure the bare RPi I managed to get the Shield running.

Would anyone be interested in a set of comprehensive instructions for getting the Shield to work with a bare RPi?

[stick]

Would anyone be interested in a set of comprehensive instructions for getting the Shield to work with a bare RPi?

That would be really nice. If you write them, we'll merge them into the official documentation.

[garyrowe]

Here you go: https://github.com/bitcoin-solutions/trezorj/wiki/Trezor-on-Raspberry-Pi-from-scratch

I'll keep you updated on progress with the Java library. We're calling it Trezorj - hope that's OK.