Blog of Parity Technologies

Many blockchain developers, enthusiasts and technologists often get the question, "what can we put on a blockchain?" We can cite the early examples of a currency such as Bitcoin or decentralized applications and

v2.5.10-stable and v.2.6.5-beta releasedWe are pleased to announce the release of Parity Ethereum v2.5.10-stable and v.2.6.5-beta, which include all Istanbul hard fork EIPs

Parity Fether has been audited by Trails of Bits and all the recommended fixes have been completed. As a result, Fether v0.4 has been released.

In light of the recent price hike on Meetup.com, we the decentralized community must come together and build an actual global registry as an alternative.

Benjamin Kampmann, aka GNUnicorn (GitHub, Twitter), first got into development when he built a Geocities website with a group of friends. At that point he realized the potential of building IT and communications

Parity Signer is a mobile application that turns your old smartphone into a hardware wallet. This app is meant to be used on a dedicated smartphone that will be kept offline at all

As in previous years, Parity will participate in Hacktoberfest. However, we’ve heard from many people who want it to be easier to get into and contribute to Substrate and its wider ecosystem

Today we released new versions of Parity Ethereum, 2.5.8-stable and 2.6.3-beta. The most noteworthy improvement in this release is the incorporation of all EIPs required for the Istanbul hard

When Shawn Tabrizi (GitHub, Twitter) was at Microsoft, he would wait every day to go home and hack on Ethereum smart contracts. After reading Mastering Ethereum by Gavin Wood and Andreas Antonopoulos, Shawn

Yesterday afternoon we received a report from Scott Bigelow at Amberdata that a specially constructed RPC call may be able to crash Parity Ethereum nodes (any version) who have manually enabled public-facing RPC.