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Am I missing something, or is it easier to just come up with a password that's not in a wordlist/rainbowtable than to trust (audit) this 13K lines of code HTML
by lhgaghl 13y ago
Am I missing something, or is it easier to just come up with a password that's not in a wordlist/rainbowtable than to trust (audit) this 13K lines of code HTML file?
Also, I find this laughable:
> Leave little cryptic notes around your house and office to remind you of what your passphrase is in case you ever forget.
- maxtaco 13y agoIt's likely the password you come up with will be better than the the unbroken 10 BTC WarpWallet challenge, so you have that assurance. Also, we implemented the protocol twice, using two different software stacks, and checked we came up with the same answer. You can probably convince yourself that WarpWallet works as advertised with about 10 lines of Python. We did something like that when building it. Because we encourage running this thing on an airgapped machine, you mainly need to convince yourself that we're generating keys as advertised (and not from a small known pool). The airgap would prevent this page from sending data back to a server, even if there was logic to do so (which there isn't).
- lhgaghl 13y ago> You can probably convince yourself that WarpWallet works as advertised with about 10 lines of Python. If only life were that simple.
- jcalvinowens 13y agoWarpwallet in C: https://github.com/jcalvinowens/miscellaneous/tree/master/fun-hacks/warpwallet https://github.com/jcalvinowens/miscellaneous/tree/master/fu...