SATA BSC Token Bridge Pre-launch Update We are currently testing our Ethereum to Binance Smart Chain token bridge service, and with that we just want to let the community know of a few things that might affect them as we deploy: Token supply changes: we will be burning 10 million
Signata Announcing Signata Partnership with Upsurge Studios Congruent Labs is excited to announce its first partnership for the Signata project, Upsurge Studios! This partnership marks the first for the project regarding businesses looking to integrate Signata into
Product Announcements Bridging SATA to the Binance Smart Chain A core goal of the SATA token project is interoperability. We have focused our attention to the Ethereum chain first due to its market presence, but bridging to alternative chains
SATA Non-Fungible Governance & Whitepaper Release When we released the SATA token project we had given little consideration to the governance of the token. Our focus has been development of our technology first, and the token
SATA Our Response to @jack regarding Hardware Wallets @jack today tweeted a thread about hardware wallets for Bitcoin - I provided a short response to his thread, but I wanted to go through each point in the thread to expand on our thoughts about each specifically. Square is considering making a hardware
Product Announcements Signata Will Leverage Chainlink Oracles to Power its On-Chain Identity Management System We are proud to announce the upcoming Signata integration with market-leading decentralized oracle network Chainlink. This integration will build the necessary linkage between blockchain identity management systems and the off-chain
SATA SATA Token Locking & Upcoming Airdrop We have officially loaded 70,000,000 SATA into Team as a means to publicly show our commitment to our token locking schedule. Some have asked us why not more,
Product Announcements Announcing the SATA Token We're excited to announce our new cryptocurrency endeavour for Signata, with the release of a new ERC20 token called SATA! When we first started the Signata Crypto project years ago
MFA The Cheapest Online Documentation Repository for Startups I had a problem. I wanted public documentation with open collaboration, but I couldn't afford most of the products out there. As a startup we need to keep lean, and
General Information Why Blockchains are not the answer to Voting Systems (yet) Any time there is an election the inevitable question crops up about electronic voting. Paper ballots are rounded up, and there are delays in counting, recounts, contesting, nail-biting, and political
General Information Our new Subreddit I've been looking at options for hosting a forum for our products. Somewhere a little less formal than just a support portal, but with content available to the general public for future reference. Discourse is my preferred option, but unfortunately we can't really afford
Product Announcements Our New Support Portal This is a brief update - we're just letting everyone know we now have a new support portal for all support queries for our products. You can access the portal by clicking here. We've got support portals for 3 of our products so far,
General Information How to hold Bitcoin & Ethereum outside of Exchanges It doesn't need to be difficult to hold and manage your cryptocurrency yourself. All it takes is a little bit of time, research, and some useful tools to take control back from the exchanges.
General Information Using PIV Cards for every Business You don't need to spend a fortune on PIV card management tools - some YubiKeys and simple software is enough to get started securing your business.
Product Announcements Signata 1.1.1 - Importing your YubiKeys This is a quick update - we just wanted to let you know that Signata version 1.1.1 is now available from the Signata website, and brings in a
General Information Understanding cold storage wallets, and why they don't need to be so cold If you've dabbled in the cryptocurrency world, you'll probably hear about "hot" and "cold" wallets - "hot" basically meaning a wallet that is connected to the world and currently in
Signata Building Trust, and how we never see your Cryptocurrency Private Keys Building trust with new products and services is difficult, but I'm hoping as the Product Manager for Signata I can help build that trust with you by trying to be
Product Announcements Signata 1.1.0 - Now Supporting XRP We've been busy making a whole bunch of bug fixes in the last week. They aren't particularly interesting to blog about (they were mainly issues around data encoding when we
General Information The case of Kucoin, and moving your assets out of exchanges The recent hack on Kucoin isn't anything new to the cryptocurrency world. Its terrible, and I'd hate to experience what the Kucoin owners would have felt seeing such a large
ECC Why 2FA isn't enough with Crypto Exchanges A lot of trust needs to be put in to cryptocurrency exchanges. Firstly because you're entrusting them with your Fiat currency, and secondly because you're entrusting them with the keys
Signata Supported YubiKeys in Signata For using YubiKeys with Signata, both Personal and Enterprise Editions, we have some limitations and considerations on which YubiKeys we can actually use, which we'll detail below. We'll also update this article when any changes to this list are made. Models we supportIn a
Signata Using your YubiKey to protect your MetaMask Accounts DeFi is gaining incredible momentum at the moment, and MetaMask is a service delivering super easy integration with decentralised exchanges like Uniswap. If you want greater assurance that your address
Product Announcements Signata 1.0.0 - and why we've removed IdP Authentication We just released a new huge update for Signata, and with it we've done something we somewhat regret needing to do, but it's far better for our longer term product
Screw Notes Screw Notes Update - Sorting is finally here, and now cheaper! We've pushed a new version of Screw Notes to production, and there are a few new exciting features we've added! It's CheaperWhen we first launched Screw Notes we weren't sure exactly how much it would cost to operate. After observing some real use of
YubiKey Essential Eight, Essentially The Australian Government publishes a bunch of guidance on how to secure government information systems. Whilst this guidance is basically just aimed at government departments to implement (because they probably
