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- Distributed Charge: Live in the future. Bring a broom!
- My first Taproot Asset payment over the Lightning Network
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EntropySeal - Reusable Tamper Proof Storage Option - Private Keys Storage
Question: What other clever ways have you seen to detect physical tampering?
AI
Watch Footage of the Flock Search a Judge Ruled Unconstitutional - 404 Media
Car Posts
Attacker exploit against Second's Ark server took 0.75 BTC
ZEUS Decoder - I wasn't satisified with the decoders out there so I built my owndecoder.zeusln.com/
Ben Carman SLP779 | Lightning in x402 and Agent Payments
Keyan Posts:
The Origins of the Y Combinator
Lodging for Wayfaring Men Book Club #1: Farber's First Essay
Core Lightning v26.06.9 - fixes a vulnerability that can lead to loss of funds
Meta:
The Comments
SNL Misc:
SNZ in real life @ Austin Zine Fest AND TABConf8
TABCONF 8 x SNIRL 2: Come out and meet the stackers In Real Life!
TimeStamps:
00:08:25 - Bitpost P2P
00:11:50 - Distributed Charge: Live in the future. Bring a broom!
00:16:43 - My first Taproot Asset payment over the Lightning Network
00:30:15 - EntropySeal - Reusable Tamper Proof Storage Option - Private Keys Storage
00:39:21 - The Origins of the Y Combinator
00:41:52 - Lodging for Wayfaring Men Book Club #1: Farber's First Essay
00:44:53 - Core Lightning v26.06.9 - fixes a vulnerability that can lead to loss of funds
00:46:20 - Attacker exploit against Second's Ark server took 0.75 BTC
00:52:09 - SNZ in real life @ Austin Zine Fest AND TABConf8
00:55:20 - ZEUS Decoder - I wasn't satisified with the decoders out there so I built my own
00:56:36 - Ben Carman SLP779 | Lightning in x402 and Agent Payments
00:59:26 - Watch Footage of the Flock Search a Judge Ruled Unconstitutional - 404 Media
01:06:47 - SN and Nostr Share on PREDYX
01:08:01 - TABCONF 8 x SNIRL 2: Come out and meet the stackers In Real Life!
01:11:12 - Top Cowboys
@Car
What stands out to me is that the attacker managed to hit Second's own liquidity while user funds stayed safe.
That seems like a useful real-world test of Ark's security model, even if the bug itself was serious. Do you think the bigger lesson here is about Ark's design, or about how risky the boarding code is in these early implementations?