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imperiopolis
2y ago
It’s a different problem space. Lit seems very focused on the MPC use case. They are using some similar, albeit less strong cryptographic techniques, but at their core (based on https://developer.litprotocol.com/v3/reso
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imperiopolis
2y ago
Programmable HSMs, with verifiable software (e.g. via a key ceremony), removes the need to trust a shard holder to do counting correctly. You know what software they're running, so you can verify it works as designed.
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imperiopolis
2y ago
Yes, that is the work "individually" is doing here – multiple realms (services) could collude to combine shards and attempt to extract secrets. However, programmable HSMs, with verifiable software (e.g. via a key ceremony), minimi
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imperiopolis
2y ago
Making encryption more convenient for everyone is definitely a good thing. Some people will always have that paranoia around letting keys out of their hand, but for the rest of us this protocol aims to reduce the need to trust any one servi
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imperiopolis
2y ago
Ideally you don't have to trust us! Code is open source on GitHub, protocol is published in the whitepaper, and all has been independently audited. If you have specific concerns, happy to talk them through!
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imperiopolis
2y ago
Author here, happy to answer any questions! TL;DR we're sharing an open-source encryption key recovery protocol that provides high security coupled with a user-friendly design, to make encryption further accessible to larger numbers of
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imperiopolis
13y ago
Savant Systems – Hyannis, MA Savant is a home automation company, based heavily on the Apple platform. A Mac Mini or Linux host is used as the server to control your home, in tandem with our custom AV switches, lighting systems, and HVAC sy
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imperiopolis
15y ago
Support the older rev for a while (with multiple devices, not upgrading, blobs). When apple stops supporting an older device, next major release shifts the target to whatever the minimum iOS was on the next newest device when it shipped (us