The Nsec Remote Signer by @BlackCoffee is absolutely outstanding. A game changer. Keep those nsecs safe without sacrificing convenience π
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changer. Remote Signer @BlackCoffee those A convenience game absolutely without safe nsecs π
sacrificing Keep by is Nsec The outstanding.
Did it drop already???
Yep, and it's everything I could ever want. Incredible.
NICEEEE!! I remember the DIY kit in alpha stage dropped like 9 months ago right?
but I really wanted the beta or full release which this seems to be ππ₯
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NSec Remote Signer Firmware Flasher
This note was signed from my phone, yet my nsec is safe and sound at home π€ (as it should be)
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How is using another physical device to sign notes not sacrificing convenience?
Because I can be out and about posting and my nsec is elsewhere somewhere safe
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Watched with half an eye and it looked like the device is signing without any configuration? So it's blind signing everything? So if primal was compromised, it would also decrypt all your messages etc?
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Would it be possible to have something like this for mobile bitcoin / lightning wallets? Would be amazing to have such a device as a co signer so the mobile wallet would become a 2 of 2 signer like Muuun wallet does but with full
sovereignty. @BlackCoffee @Ben Arc
So cool !
have an old lilygo t s3 display,
possible to use that to test this out ?
i was able to flash the firmware and upload the keys, but could manage to get the qr up. ( tried using the 2 buttons on the display )
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Do these remote signers send your home IP address to the relays you connect to?
I use a small router that sits behind my main router to vpn all network traffic, was only about Β£20.
Should prob do a follow up video for that kind of setup. You can also use an old pi and wireguard for such things.
So it stays in your home network and you vpn in when youβre away?
I don't understand the question?
The signer needs to be online somewhere so it can connect to the relay, I'm online elsewhere and connected to the relay, i publish a note that is sent through the relay to the signer. Use a vpn on both sides, use a public relay or your own. Hopefully that answers it?
Ok I guess I misunderstood the part where it connects to the specific relay from your home network and then your mobile device connects to the same relay from anywhere and it can sign your notes. Did I say that right?
This is awesome. A nice next step might be integrated TOR for both private routing and an onion address instead of needing to configure domains and routing/forwarding.
Not only would that be great for privacy, it would make an awesome out-of-the box experience for less technical users
Although there may be no reason for the onion address, given how NWC works π€·ββοΈ
This is bullish
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very cool π€
Thanks for the info! Much appreciated sir. yeah that would be a great video!
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