prabhaav

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Extra trade profits dashboard Uniswap V2(playground.valve.finance)
1 points by prabhaav 5y ago|0 comments
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Hackers just exploited a DeFi contract for $25M(decrypt.co)
1 points by prabhaav 6y ago|0 comments
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Bitcoin exchange BitMEX: Data leak affected “most” users(decrypt.co)
2 points by prabhaav 7y ago|0 comments
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Build a Versioning System with IPFS and Blockstack(hackernoon.com)
5 points by prabhaav 7y ago|0 comments
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by prabhaav 7y ago
Love what hedgehog is doing! However, we are cross-platform and never expose the users master private keys to the developer. When a user logs in to an app, only the app specific key pair is delivered on auth. Let me know if you have any oth
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by prabhaav 7y ago
Thanks Friedger, do you have a person we can talk to there? Would love to start a conversation with them!
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by prabhaav 7y ago
Yes! This is one of the top things on our priority list. We will be completely removing the need for passwords and switch to one time use passwords and 2FA. You can sign up for our slack on our website and we'll keep you updated :)
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by prabhaav 7y ago
Thanks Jonathan for the kind words, we hope more people can start using the amazing apps being built on Ethereum, Blockstack, EOS, etc.
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by prabhaav 7y ago
Great catch! I pushed the demo up to netlify and it should work now We are working on a solution where you never have to set or remember your password
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by prabhaav 7y ago
The seed is generated on the lambda, encrypted client side and stored in our database.
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by prabhaav 7y ago
We've been moving fast trying to get SimpleID in as many hands as possible, but we absolutely want to support other blockchains. More in-depth Ethereum support is next up, then we want to look at adding support for blockchains like EOS
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Ask HN: Where else do developers congregate?
3 points by prabhaav 7y ago|3 comments
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How to build a zero dependency application with auth on IPFS(medium.com)
7 points by prabhaav 7y ago|0 comments
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Authentication Tools for Developers: A Comparison(hackernoon.com)
4 points by prabhaav 7y ago|0 comments
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by prabhaav 7y ago
I think maybe Heroku is a better analogy in this scenario?
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by prabhaav 7y ago
Very cool gdotdesign! We're working on something similar in the decentralized auth space. Just curious, how/why did you pick email sending as a service add on?
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One login to access multiple blockchains(hackernoon.com)
4 points by prabhaav 7y ago|0 comments
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Add Authentication to Your App the Easy Way(medium.com)
10 points by prabhaav 7y ago|0 comments
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by prabhaav 7y ago
FYI, there's a demo to try here: https://www.simpleid.xyz/demo
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GCHQ has proposal to surveill encrypted messaging and phone calls(twitter.com)
2 points by prabhaav 8y ago|0 comments
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One Thing Stood Between Us and a $100,000 Prize…(medium.com)
1 points by prabhaav 8y ago|0 comments
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by prabhaav 8y ago
Hi All, I am one of the founders of Stealthy. Unlike Web 3.0 browsers, we have deep integration at the resource level with other dApps. This means you can browse, share, and collaborate dApp content from within Stealthy. We’re eager to get
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by prabhaav 8y ago
Decentralized Google Docs alternative: https://www.graphitedocs.com/
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by prabhaav 8y ago
We have built a chat application with blockchain for auth that uses decentralized storage to enable WebRTC: https://www.stealthy.im .
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by prabhaav 8y ago
This is why we have built stealthy.im on a decentralized and censorship resistant platform.
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by prabhaav 8y ago
If you have an id or have registered for an id, you can fill out this app feedback survey and earn a 100 stacks: https://contribute.blockstack.org/b/mpktxj/view
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by prabhaav 8y ago
Thanks Dale! If you have an id you can fill out app survey and get a 100 stacks! Here's the link: https://contribute.blockstack.org/b/mpktxj/view
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by prabhaav 8y ago
Yes, people can redundantly shard their data to multiple cloud storage services. We plan on offering such a service if there is demand for it.
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by prabhaav 8y ago
Once User B receives the message, it is also stored in User B’s storage too. We're also considering ephemeral messages so the messages aren't stored at all.
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by prabhaav 8y ago
All the messages user A sends to user B is stored in user A's storage. User B poll's user A's storage for the messages. We have offline messaging (file polling) and online messaging via WebRTC. You don't have to be onlin

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