Bitcoin.Review Podcast with NVK & Guests

Guests Mike Schmidt & Rijndael discuss reactive security in Bitcoin, lightning integration into social networks, converting release notes to a podcast using text-to-speech technology, browser UI for Core Lightning, funding for Bitcoin organizations, inclusion of metadata and interoperability challenges, decentralization and power dynamics in Bitcoin, building a resilient future for Bitcoin, Bitcoin project updates, Lightning Terminal and Mutiny Wallet releases, and discussion on the cluster mempool and Mornet.

Join guests Roy, BentheCarman, and Rijndael as they discuss topics such as a new chat platform, vulnerabilities in Bitcoin wallets, custodial vs non-custodial wallets, running a Bitcoin full node on a phone, optimizing QR codes for embedded devices, individ...

Guests Craig Raw, Odell & Rijndael explore reactive security in Bitcoin, lightning integration with social networks, phishing emails in the crypto space, Sparrow 1.8.0 update, benefits of using Leana on Signet, duress pin feature, escrow service for Bitcoin, monetizing lightning wallets with APIs and SDKs, data security and resistance to totalitarianism in New Zealand.

Guests Ben Carman, Calle, & Rijndael join to discuss reactive security, lightning integration into social networks, Op-Vault, Bitcoin taproot upgrade, LDK v0.0.117 release, pay to pop key, discrete lock equality proofs, signing timestamps, and Bitcoin's golden era of building.

Bitcoin.Review Podcast with NVK & Guests featuring Matt Hill, Odell, and Rijndael. Topics include software releases and project updates, vulnerability disclosures, lightning and L2+ software releases, project spotlights, boosting sat streams, Bitcoin news and noteworthy discussions, Bitcoin development and hardware wallets, multi-sig acquisition, user-friendly Join Market, limitations of paper wallets, rollout of tapper channels in the Lightning Network, Bitcoin vs Ethereum, auto-updates for browser extensions, key management systems for Bitcoin, updates and releases in Lightning Network and Bitcoin.

The podcast explores topics such as Bitcoin script, velocity control, risks of script interpreter changes, scrutiny of CTV, coordinating miners for an upgrade, speedy trial, challenges in software development, state sabotage, testing methods, and the political nature of Bitcoin.

Craig Raw and Rob Hamilton join to discuss various topics including reactive security in Bitcoin, privacy and security in transactions, development of UTRIX and BTC look.com, simplex protocol use cases, collaborative transaction building, learning management systems in Bitcoin, software industry updates, blind signing and collaborative custody in Frost protocol, and the importance of building and contributing to open-source projects like Coldcard.

I'm joined by Jonas Nick, Tim Ruffing, Lloyd Fournier, Jesse Posner & Rijndael to discuss libsecp. Discussion Topics 00:01:13 Guest intros 00:04:18 Importance of libsecp 00:11:21 Why libsecp was invented 00:15:44 The process of adding Schnoor 00:17:14 Tools and testing 00:25:43 Most interesting thing writing the library 00:34:05 Wrappers and vendors integrating libsecp 00:41:31 Side channel attacks 00:44:35 Testing 00:48:38 Hacspec 00:51:31 Signature types in research 00:52:51 Cross input aggregation 00:55:08 Deciding on what is included in the libsecp release 01:06:10 Are there enough contributors? 01:09:12 Musig2 01:10:28 Governance 01:13:32 Funding 01:14:09 Contributing 01:19:50 Security proofs for FROST 01:20:37 Nested musig FROST proofs 01:26:58 Nonce sharing 01:31:14 Demystifying libsecp Links & Contacts Website: https://bitcoin.review/Podcast Twitter: https://twitter.com/bitcoinreviewhq NVK Twitter: https://twitter.com/nvk Telegram: https://t.me/BitcoinReviewPod Email: producer@coinkite.com Nostr & LN:⚡nvk@nvk.org (not an email!) Full show notes: https://bitcoin.review/podcast/episode-50

Join Fiatjaf, Hodlbod, and Vitor Pamplona as they discuss censorship, content curation, scaling Nostr, content discovery, filtering, and influencing clients on content filtering features. They also touch on NIP concerns, reflections on Nostr, and a bonus chat on SimpleX & Nostr - private DMs.

William Casarin, Pablo, and Hodlbod join the podcast to discuss the latest updates in Nostr. They cover a wide range of topics including software releases, project updates, Bitcoin projects leveraging Nostr, project spotlights, news and noteworthy updates, and reads and resources. This episode is packed with valuable information for anyone interested in the Nostr community and its developments.