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  1. KMIP vs PKCS#11: the difference is whose code runs in your process

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    Every network HSM ships a closed PKCS#11 library that runs inside your application.

  2. The FIPS tamper seal is a sticker, and applying it is your job

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    Most FIPS 140 level 2 hardware ships with the seals in a bag.

  3. Segregated crypto in a custodian bankruptcy still needs a key that works

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    Art. 242a SchKG lets clients claim crypto out of a bankrupt Swiss custodian's estate.

  4. FIPS 140-2 vs 140-3: what actually changed

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    A FIPS 140-2 certificate issued on 31 July 2026 expires on 21 September.

  5. FIPS 140-3 levels 1 to 4: what each level actually requires

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    Level 1 is software, Level 3 is the HSM tier, Level 4 is empty: none of 773 FIPS 140-3 certificates as of September 2026.

  6. TPM 2.0 playground

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    A real TPM 2.0 command interface in your browser: the Microsoft reference implementation compiled to WebAssembly.

  7. Raw transaction decoder

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    Paste a raw transaction from Bitcoin, Ethereum, Solana, Cosmos, NEAR, Tron, TON, Cardano, Sui or Tezos and see every byte named: scripts disassembled, addresses derived, senders recovered from signatures.

  8. The ECDSA tax: a field guide to threshold signing

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    Every MPC wallet pays a price set by one line of algebra.

  9. The key that never exists: a threshold signing ceremony in your browser

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    Three keyholders run a real 2-of-3 key generation and FROST signing session on this page, every message shown byte for byte.

  10. FIPS 140-3 is not a security guarantee, and auditors know it

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    Validated modules shipped ROCA, EUCLEAK and a YubiKey flaw caused by FIPS self-tests.

  11. Coldcard's seed bug: the right RNG was in every binary, never called

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    A five-year Coldcard firmware bug cut seed entropy from 128 bits to about 40.

  12. Fireblocks Recovery Utility: what verify mode actually checks

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    I read the verify path in both Fireblocks recovery tools.

  13. What a DORA reviewer wants in a custody exit plan

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    DORA Article 28(8) wants a documented, tested exit plan for every critical ICT provider.

  14. A custody recovery drill that never exposes a key

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    A recovery drill for MPC custody produces four numbers and a deviation log, and touches no private key.