CD44: using secure random number generators to generate bitcoin keys with waxwing and @raw

1

Introduction

00:00 • 6min

2

Is Secure Random Generation Important With Bigcoin?

05:31 • 5min

3

Using Multiple Sources of Entropy on Your Computer

10:41 • 4min

4

What's Good Anthropy?

15:05 • 4min

5

Anthropy and Cryptography

18:41 • 3min

6

Lennox - Random Number Generator

21:35 • 3min

7

You Can't Trust Anything, Right?

24:35 • 2min

8

Casino Dice, You Don't Need Them.

27:02 • 2min

9

How to Measure a Dice Into a Secure Key

28:53 • 2min

10

The Most Efficient Way to Use the Rolls

31:04 • 2min

11

Is There a Mathematical Method to Mixing Dice?

33:00 • 6min

12

How Do You Derive the Checks?

38:47 • 2min

13

Taking Out of a Hat and Theory Is Correct, Right?

40:19 • 4min

14

Do These Things Happen?

44:16 • 4min

15

Is There a Global Passive Adviser?

47:58 • 4min

16

A Hardware Wallet Is a Nice Middle Ground

51:57 • 3min

17

The Meta Level Recommendation

55:05 • 5min

18

Is Multisi a Good Idea?

59:36 • 2min

19

So You Can't Easily Remember 12 Words?

01:01:42 • 5min

20

Is It a Hardware Wallet?

01:06:56 • 4min

21

How to Hold Your Own Coins in a Hardware Wallet

01:11:03 • 6min

22

How to Reuse a Nonse on Chain?

01:16:53 • 2min

23

A Very Important Detail About Nonse Generators

01:19:02 • 4min

24

How Do You Know if Your Random Number Generator Is Doint?

01:23:30 • 2min

25

How Do We Protect Against This Attack?

01:25:10 • 4min

26

Is It a Software Bug?

01:28:56 • 2min

27

Waxwing, I'm Good to Continue

01:30:26 • 2min

28

El Salvador Yet Thangs for Just for Having Us on Mad Ten

01:32:35 • 3min

29

Bitcoin Stack Sats

01:35:13 • 2min

CD44: using secure random number generators to generate bitcoin keys with waxwing and @raw_avocado