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..or simply publish an encrypted version of a bitcoin wallet file - while the coins remain in your account your cipher is supposedly safe.

• deckar01 12y ago
  I'm pretty sure, if you published a "canary", it would be in the attackers best interest not to trip the alarm while they exploited any unsuspecting systems.
  • frevd 12y ago
    For sure, but there are a lot of other people on this earth who's interest it is to get those bucks ;].
    • Retra 12y ago
      Only if you made it worthwhile. You would be better off paying people to try to break your crypto.
  • maaku 12y ago
    Thankfully there's already a good canary for ECDSA (which is not a cipher) -- Satoshi's 1M btc only protected by a public key.