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@learnmorewithc4 ·

15 Sep

Join C4 for a live discussion on Sept. 22 at 1pm edt. We'll look at recent cryptocurrency incidents, where security failed, and what we can learn from each one.

Understanding how incidents happen makes for better security decisions.

Join here:https://www.youtube.com/live/1RWwb55Ezj8

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C4

@learnmorewithc4 ·

10 Sep

Brevo, an email service provider used by C4 and many other companies, experienced a security incident.

As far as we know, C4 was not impacted.

Be cautious of links and downloads. Never share credentials, authentication codes, seed phrases, passphrases, or private keys.

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C4

@learnmorewithc4 ·

3 Sep

Strong cryptography doesn't automatically mean a secure system.

During the Secure Key Generation panel at the C4 Security Summit, @Adatm_T_H at @station_70 discussed why implementation matters, particularly when it comes to something as fundamental as entropy.

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C4

@learnmorewithc4 ·

28 Aug

Not enough randomness has cost millions.

CCSS Steering Committee member @forwardsecrecy explains why sufficient entropy is foundational to secure key generation. It's why its been part of the CCSS since 2014.

Learn more about the (CCSS): https://cryptoconsortium.org/standards-2/

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