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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 7 ก.พ. 2025
- Today on The Ledger Podcast, Carl Anderson, Ledger's VP of Engineering is in the studio with us!
This episode was recorded during Developers Day, one of the two days of events celebrating the opening of Ledger's brand new 106 HQ. This historic building is set to become a vibrant hub for innovation and collaboration. Carl is leading the charge in developing technology that empowers third-party developers to build with Ledger, enhancing security and user experience.
In this episode, we explore how Ledger is shaping a more secure and convenient ecosystem for digital assets and how you, as developers, can be a part of this exciting journey. Let's dive in!
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Great conversation guys. 👌 Question, are the keys in the secure element encrypted when not logged in and is the pin login used to decrypt them so the signing key can be accessed? thx
Hello! Yes, the keys stored in the secure element of your Ledger device are encrypted. The secure element is a tamper-resistant chip designed to protect your private keys. When you log in using your PIN, it allows the device to access and use the signing key securely. The PIN acts as a security measure to ensure that only authorized users can access the keys for signing transactions.
“Quantum computing is a threat to Bitcoin”
Bitcoin:
“Quantum computing is a threat to ledger wallet it’s possible ?
Please reply
Quantum Computing destroy the Bitcoin blockchain network it possible? Ys & No
“Quantum computing is a threat to Bitcoin”
Bitcoin:
no, a functioning Quantum computer that can solve a random real world problem is probably 20yrs away...also the Bitcoin technology will evolve to defend against it.