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Are Your Cryptos SAFE? Wallets, Hacking & Encryption (Patreon)

Published:
2018-08-17 12:41:54
Edited:
2018-08-17 12:44:39
Imported:
2021-03

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Dick Allgire sits down with software engineer Kevin Lawton to talk about open source vs. proprietary codes in hardware wallets, hacking, encryption, and a bit of conspiracy woo-woo.

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Is Your Wallet Safe? Encryption Bans & Hacking

Dick Allgire sits down with software engineer Kevin Lawton to talk about open source vs. proprietary codes in hardware wallets, hacking, encryption, and a bit of conspiracy woo-woo.

Comments

Anonymous

Guess I should also buy a Trezor and hold some in my Ledger and some in a Trezor.

JD

How can one get access to a channel that Kevin regularly posts or contributes to. I find his insight extremely valuable and would greatly appreciate any such info.

Anonymous

I'm mostly lost. When I started kindergarten, we were using an abacus to count. ;)

Anonymous

Great interview. An abundance of keen insights.

Anonymous

Please ask about KeepKey.

Anonymous

Dick would you be able to have Kevin look over the long list of cryptos and help prioritize them. Buy from the top down or something like that?

Anonymous

I believe cryptos were created by the same powers that currently control the system. We are the sheep being moved from one pasture to another later realizing there is a fence around this pasture as well; however much higher with higher control than the previous pasture. The sheep temporarily believe they are being released to freedom of choice.

Anonymous

Thanks Dick and Kevin. Did anyone go and look at The Digital Currency Group’s current digital currency and token holdings? Interesting!

Anonymous

So someone or some group needs to create a Blockchain that has all of the functionality of AML BTC but with a voluntary activation of said functions. Such as a consent token that is created and bound to the original wallet that must be sent to authorities for them to be allowed access/control of your info when/if needed.

Anonymous

Hi Friends.. I am posting this for the 8/10 warning for the "disturbing things to come". - I wanted to be sure it gets read! Either take my word for it or do your own research. Dr. Richard Alan Miller is one of the brightest people on Earth right now. Trained Navy Seals, epic author and physicist. Eccentric? You bet. Most people's brains would explode if they had his level of intellect. Please ~~ pay close attention.. This is what dick is seeing ô¿ô <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZTX8raAE1a0" rel="nofollow noopener" target="_blank">https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZTX8raAE1a0</a>

Anonymous

Hey Dick!! If you don't like people moving around in a video... I suggest you just listen ô¿ô

Anonymous

Appreciate the video and always great to gain perspective from both parties - Kevin Lawton definitely provided some great insight on trends, open source topics, and the means of general security and tokens that will enter this realm. He was quick to point out his own bias’ which is respectable because they were quite noticeable in terms of supporting Trezor over Ledger - Personally, pros and cons for everything but in the long haul, whatever appeals to one’s presence is usually the best - Remote viewing will give leaps and jumps forward for what is to come so this is exciting indeed! Thank you Dick and Kevin.

Anonymous
>>14737056

I go back to the slide rule, but you must be way older.

Anonymous

Would it be a worthwhile effort to view the future success of both Trezor and Ledger?

Anonymous

I loved this interview! The subject of security is very interesting and I would like to see/hear more. This interview has a lot of great information and I would like to see it flow more smoothly. A summary of some type would be helpful. Do you know of a source that documents this kind of information?

Anonymous

Fascinating interview, thanks ! I've created a community discord server for CV members : <a href="https://discord.gg/H4pYZMB" rel="nofollow noopener" target="_blank">https://discord.gg/H4pYZMB</a> . I find it more convenient to share information on this type of chat. suggestions, feedback are welcome please join and let's discuss further.

Anonymous

Really good interviews with Kevin. Bring him on again!

Anonymous

Very interesting interview !! very understandable talks on complicated technical insights !!

Anonymous

Great interview would love to hear more about security and the best way to keep our investments safe thanks guys great work.

Anonymous

The reason people keep sniping Kevin is because reversing transactions is not in the spirit of the movement at all and I don't see that changing anytime soon. Some would say that the only point of a blockchain is that you can't do what he's suggesting we have to. The difference between Ethereum and Ethereum Classic was this disagreement about if you can roll a chain back in time or not. I get what he is saying but I still definitely side with not being able to rollback transactions and putting our big boy and big girl pants on when we use Crypto. Some children have to touch a stove to learn that it's hot and some people can learn that lesson without the consequence happening first. I guess the basis of what he's saying is that everything that's possible in the legacy banking system has to be possible in the new crypto economy to succeed and that he believes if we don't echo these abilities we'll be overtaken by blockchains made by evil people. That's a huge assumption. It's also possible that it can just be a separate paradigm that doesn't mimic what we've been indoctrinated into yet. Another possibility is that there's separate worlds that coexist. One that's super corporate that re-creates the ability to reverse transactions, and one from the original people like me that refused to do that. Once the banking system of the world collapses people probably won't be very excited to listen to any rules that are being dictated to them by the people that destroyed their entire life and financial system. The legacy banking world's credibility will be much lower. This will make it that much harder at a global level to demand that we all use the crypto that the legacy system demands we use. The governments of the world couldn't stop bit torrent and because of that there's a very good chance they can't stop crypto, this includes the crypto that can't be rolled back that might be being used by people that are told not to. New paradigms don't have to be clones of the old one, they're allowed to be new. The danger is that the cashless society becomes a Technocracy control grid just like Aaron Russo warned us about years ago. Block chains that can reverse transactions are inherently less secure by default. It would be nice to have Kevin and Clif High talk and film that. I guarantee you a Clif would echo what I'm saying. <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h9Wsb4qBckU" rel="nofollow noopener" target="_blank">https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h9Wsb4qBckU</a>

Anonymous

Smart phone wallet is safer compare to PCs.

cryptoviewing
>>14745151

Rick is a great guy and a friend of ours. Is there a specific set of time stamps where we can refer to in the video Gary? It is a long interview.

Anonymous

Michael is a joke.

Anonymous

Does anyone understand what Pillar is trying to do?

Anonymous

Does your printer store a copy of your paper wallet?

cryptoviewing
>>14816693

Well it depends on what type of printer you have. If it is WiFi enabled, then that's a big NO GO. I wouldn't recommend it.

Anonymous

What the "controllers" have had going for them is the ability to create currency alone. We took that away from them. It is at least shared creation and it is limited in number. Kevin is way ahead though great info.

Anonymous

I would like to see Kevin work with Pillar.

Anonymous

I was very worried about safe wallets I thought I was safe with nano ledger but I doubted it too. Its more clear to me what to do now to feel more secure. This world is actually very tricky and scary. So many scammers hackers people with evil intentions. Gotta be very careful thank u this is very precious info.

Anonymous

From the exchange cex.io ive been.asked to show.them all the transactions i made in the other exchanges and show them the latest funds transaction movements of my bank account. These companies work with banks! Dont trust CEX.IO exchange. My deposit is disabled unless I give them all transperancy of my cryptos. Cant keep them private!

Anonymous

Hi everyone I have some news to share with u all about what is happening in Australia.. looks like the NWO is being implemented here at a very fast rate have a read, it was an eye opener for me, oh this artical has been brought to my attention by the YouTube channel Humbug show, which i am following. <a href="https://www.google.com.au/amp/s/amp.news.com.au/technology/online/security/welfare-recipients-to-undergo-face-scan-in-order-to-get-payments/news-story/9ca653201454c0f64c5b331a36564cf5" rel="nofollow noopener" target="_blank">https://www.google.com.au/amp/s/amp.news.com.au/technology/online/security/welfare-recipients-to-undergo-face-scan-in-order-to-get-payments/news-story/9ca653201454c0f64c5b331a36564cf5</a>

Anonymous

So all our tax and welfare information are now going to be linked in with facial recognition. They are also compiling the health record of each person in Australian calling it my health record. Now we can opt out from it but how many people will actually do that. So they will have our tax, health and welfare information all linked into our facial recognition all under one umbrella. Now for people who r recipients of the welfare will not have a choice but to go through with their facial recognition process if they want to continue receiving payments.. it’s all starting here down under guys 😱😱😱

Anonymous

And who needs a passport when we have facial recognition at the airports in Australia.. <a href="https://www.news.com.au/travel/travel-advice/flights/big-change-coming-to-the-way-we-fly/news-story/e6db13688970c596a9a278a394c122ca" rel="nofollow noopener" target="_blank">https://www.news.com.au/travel/travel-advice/flights/big-change-coming-to-the-way-we-fly/news-story/e6db13688970c596a9a278a394c122ca</a>

Anonymous
>>14792335

How do you come to this conclusion? both are online and "dirty"