Evan Duffield Proposes 2-Factor-Authentication (2fa) for Darkcoin

Evan Duffield Proposes 2-Factor-Authentication (2fa) for Darkcoin

Darkcoin's Evan Duffield recently proposed the launch of a 2-Factor Authentication protocol extension in the wake of intensifying security threats to both offline and online cryptocurrency wallets and vaults. In his recent post on Darkcoin Talk, the award winning developer thoroughly explained how average users find it difficult to keep their money safe on both hot and cold wallets. He meanwhile suggested the integration of a new protocol extension into the existing Darkcoin core client which would allow users to freely conduct online purchases without fearing to lose their money. "I....


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