Emercoin One Web Wallet - As Safe As Possible
Anyone who is deeply versed in crypts probably knows that centralization, even for the sake of user convenience, is fraught with the loss of all the positive properties of the cryptocurrency. Namely, any wallet whose keys are stored not only with you, belongs to you very conditionally. Yes Yes. Note that this is an effective way to expressly evaluate any crypto project. Is it centralized? - carry to the basket! Not? Then try to figure it out. There seems to be a compromise.
Today I will talk about the web wallet of Bitcoin and Emercoin, which was created by the Aspant company . They tried to find such a compromise, combining the incompatible. Let's see how well they succeeded.
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So, web wallet indestructibility begins with a standard move, frontendEmercoin One runs on the Angular2 framework and is hidden behind CloudFlare. Next level: physical separation of Emercoin One components into five independent servers: Frontend, Backend, SQL, individual Bitcoin and Emercoin wallets. The first three are automatically scaled as much as possible to withstand any attack. All servers (except the front-end) generally do not have external IP addresses; they are located somewhere deep in the bowels of the corporation, with seven seals and eight locks.
Steal, break, brute force!
Of course, in any software there is a possibility of the existence of holes and holes through which expert hackers can penetrate the front-end server and dump the database. Of course, users will be so generous that they will set a password, the hash of which is already known to universal evil. In this case, the attacker will not receive critical data. He will know the balance, the list of NVS names, but he will not be able to do anything with them, since this requires a Spending Password, which is not stored on the frontend with SQL.
It is also impossible to get into the backend from the frontend server, they simply do not have a module responsible for login, but there is a module that controls the number of such attempts and triggers an alarm when brute force attempts are made.
In addition, real-time monitoring systems monitor the health and safety of all these servers.
Of course, when creating an account, Emercoin One checks passwords for weakness: no matter how you would like to set an account password and a password for spending money in the treasured “qwerty”, the system will not give such an opportunity. In addition, there is the possibility of accessing the system via API, over time, developers can supplement the web vallet with the ability to sell / buy coins directly in it. Such an opportunity is embedded in the core.
Thus, the creators did everything possible and dependent on them to minimize the most important risk of any crypto project - the theft of user funds.
Lastly, Emercoin One has an iOS client. Moreover, the account (wallet) can be the same. And, as a result, you can manage your coins both on the iPhone and through the web.
Emercoin One website: wallet.emercoin.one
Mobile App: on the App Store
