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== Basics == | |||
* [[Hot Wallet]] | * [[Hot Wallet]] | ||
* Has no web interface, is a mobile app, no desktop [[client]], is an independent wallet (not centralised), newbie friendly and free | *Fka Airbitz | ||
* Has no web interface, is a mobile app, no desktop [[client]], is an independent wallet (not [[Centralized|centralised]]), newbie friendly and free. | |||
*Supports [[Segregated Witness|SegWit]] and is “SegWit ready” | |||
==Audits & Exploits== | |||
*[[Bug bounty]] program can be found [insert here]. | |||
===Bugs/Exploits=== | |||
* On February 20, 2023 Edge Wallet [https://edge.app/blog/company-news/edge-security-incident-urgent-notice/ was found to store] unencrypted [[Private Key|private keys]] locally and to transmit those keys to Edge’s infrastructure. About 2000 private keys were leaked to Edge with reports of compromises. According to Edge, they have only received a few stolen funds reports and performed only limited spot checking of leaked [[addresses]]. | |||
== Team == | |||
* [[Paul Puey|Puey, Paul]]; CEO & Co-founder | * [[Paul Puey|Puey, Paul]]; CEO & Co-founder | ||
* Swanson, William; lead architect | * Swanson, William; lead architect | ||
* Teamed up with [[Wings (WINGS)|WINGS]] | * Teamed up with [[Wings (WINGS)|WINGS]] | ||
[[Category:Companies/Organisations]] | [[Category:Companies/Organisations]] | ||
Latest revision as of 07:52, 6 March 2023
Basics
- Hot Wallet
- Fka Airbitz
- Has no web interface, is a mobile app, no desktop client, is an independent wallet (not centralised), newbie friendly and free.
- Supports SegWit and is “SegWit ready”
Audits & Exploits
- Bug bounty program can be found [insert here].
Bugs/Exploits
- On February 20, 2023 Edge Wallet was found to store unencrypted private keys locally and to transmit those keys to Edge’s infrastructure. About 2000 private keys were leaked to Edge with reports of compromises. According to Edge, they have only received a few stolen funds reports and performed only limited spot checking of leaked addresses.
Team
- Puey, Paul; CEO & Co-founder
- Swanson, William; lead architect
- Teamed up with WINGS
