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Сообщение ChainCatcher, финансово-технологический институт Responsible Fintech Institute (RFI) и поставщик инфраструктуры для хранения криптоактивов Safeheron объявили о запуске пилотного проекта по созданию кошелька для цифровых активов, устойчивого к квантовым атакам, и цепочечных переводов, участники которого приходят из Европы, Ближнего Востока и Азии. Пилотный проект работает на тестовой сети NEAR, устойчивой к квантовым атакам, и использует протокол многопартийных вычислений, поддерживающий стандарт ML-DSA-65.Участвующие регулирующие органы включают Abu Dhabi Global Market, финансовый офис Gelephu в Бутане и Управление финансовых услуг Мальты, Bison Bank и DK Bank участвуют как финансовые учреждения. Банки будут тестировать генерацию кошельков и переводы в совместной среде приложений, регулирующие органы на первом этапе будут наблюдать, а затем участвовать в рабочих процессах управления. Организаторы планируют выпустить белую книгу, охватывающую исследования, проектирование протоколов и результаты тестирования, и постепенно открыть исходный код базовых технологий. Финансовый управленческий орган Гонконга планирует к 2030 году полностью подготовить банковский сектор Гонконга к рискам квантовой безопасности, а отчет, опубликованный Международным расчетным банком в 2025 году, рекомендует финансовым учреждениям поэтапно переходить на устойчивые к квантовым системам.

ChainCatcher news, according to Cointelegraph, Singapore-based digital asset infrastructure provider Safeheron recently launched an open-source Trusted Execution Environment (TEE) framework. This solution is developed based on the Intel SGX SDK and written in modern C++, aiming to enhance security and privacy protection in Web3 areas such as DeFi, payment services, and DAOs.The framework allows clients to create a secure isolated "enclave" space through cloud services that support Intel SGX, preventing external attacks and even internal hardware threats. Currently, privacy blockchains like Oasis Network and Secret Network have adopted similar technologies. Safeheron CEO Wade Wang stated that the decision to go open-source stems from concerns that closed systems in the industry hinder innovation.

ChainCatcher news, Wade Wang, founder and CEO of Safeheron, delivered a keynote speech titled "Safeheron: Industry-Leading Enterprise-Level MPC Self-Custody Solution" at the "Web3 and Security" sub-forum of the 2023 Hong Kong Web3 Carnival, and participated in a roundtable discussion with guests on "Asset and Privacy Security."During the keynote, Wade Wang announced that Safeheron is officially open-sourcing multiple MPC-ECDSA protocols, including GG18 and GG20, as well as the renowned CMP protocol. This marks Safeheron's second open-source initiative on underlying algorithms following the open-sourcing of TSS-RSA, and it will continue to promote the open-sourcing of more core code. At the same time, Safeheron is collaborating with the security teams of SlowMist and Amber Group, as well as the research team of PlatON, to advance the construction of open-source libraries and communities.The open-sourced protocol library not only supports the Secp256k1 curve but also various elliptic curves, such as the STARK curve used by StarkEx and StarkNet. Therefore, MPC wallets designed based on the Safeheron open-source library can also protect private keys more securely and manage assets efficiently in StarkEx scenarios, alleviating concerns for enterprises regarding internal and external malicious activities. Additionally, the community can customize different solutions based on this open-source protocol.

According to ChainCatcher news, official data shows that since the commercial launch of the MPC digital asset self-custody platform Safeheron in September 2022, the amount of digital assets under custody has exceeded 1 billion USD, with secure transfer amounts surpassing 10 billion USD, achieving a record of zero asset loss, and successively breaking into markets such as Singapore, Japan, Thailand, and Turkey.In recent years, as Safeheron has continued to make strides in products and markets, it has successively broken through dozens of core clients such as MetaMask and Rong 360, gaining recognition from both user markets and capital markets. The rapid development of Safeheron stems from continuous investment in core technology research and development and precise market positioning, while also reflecting the market's attention and emphasis on the security of crypto assets. Safeheron utilizes self-developed MPC and TEE encryption technologies, committed to providing the industry with advanced digital asset self-custody solutions, safeguarding users' digital assets.

ChainCatcher news, one-stop open-source self-hosted service provider Safeheron has completed Pre-A+ round financing, led jointly by HashKey Capital and Bixin Ventures. Safeheron is currently conducting a new round of Series A financing.Safeheron is an open-source, transparent digital asset self-hosting service platform that provides institutional clients with a one-stop, comprehensive digital asset self-hosting solution, allowing clients to have 100% control over their private keys and assets, while enhancing asset security and management efficiency.It is reported that the funds from this round of financing will be used to promote engineering implementation and technological research, including a brand new MPC algorithm, TEE hardware isolation technology, and institutional-level solutions to meet the diverse security needs of different niche market clients.According to the crypto data platform RootData, Safeheron announced the completion of $7 million in financing last August, led by Yunqi Partners and Web3Vision. (Source link)

ChainCatcher news, MetaMask announced the first recipients of its newly established MetaMask Grants DAO, which are the JavaScript smart contract Agoric and the digital asset custody solution provider Safeheron.Agoric will use the $500,000 grant to continue developing a range of open-source tools. Safeheron will use the $35,000 grant to develop and secure audit the key sharding solution for MetaMask Flask, Keystone hardware wallet, and mobile applications (MetaMask Mobile or alternatives). MetaMask, Safeheron, and Keystone have already collaborated to implement the 2/2 MPC snap, and this grant will fund the project's development towards a 2/3 MPC snap. (source link)

ChainCatcher news, IOBC Capital in collaboration with ChainCatcher will hold an offline event "Crypto Grand Voyage Era" Meet Up on October 20 at 2 PM in Singapore.The guests for this event include IOBC Capital partner Alva Xu, Reddio founder Neil, Matrix Partners investor Zi Xi, Solv Protocol ecosystem head Robbie, Cobo Ventures head Alex, and Safeheron founder Wade Wang. They will engage in an in-depth discussion on the topic "What is the narrative that will lead the next cycle of the Crypto industry?" Click link to register for the event.

ChainCatcher news, Web3 security ecosystem infrastructure GoPlus Security announced a strategic partnership with Safeheron to jointly promote the development of Web3 security from the perspective of secure data sharing.It is reported that Safeheron is about to launch the Safeheron for Web3 product suite, including App, plugins, and API. When using the Safeheron Web3 product suite, customers initiate Web3 transactions through plugins or API and approve signatures in the App. During the App approval signature phase, Safeheron integrates GoPlus's phishing website detection and authorized contract detection API. Once a risk is detected, real-time alerts will be issued to safeguard customers' Web3 interaction scenarios.GoPlus Security has currently launched a series of API products including Token security detection, malicious address database, NFT security detection, authorized contract security detection, and dAPP security information, building a relatively complete To C security service framework. In future product iterations, Safeheron will integrate more security detection APIs from GoPlus, such as NFT security detection and Token security detection, to provide customers with more security alert services. (Source link)