
Never lose access to your cryptocurrency accounts Why do we need social recovery systems?Only a small group of people have the experience to comfortably manage their private keys, and key management stands
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Never lose access to your cryptocurrency accounts Why do we need social recovery systems?Only a small group of people have the experience to comfortably manage their private keys, and key management stands
Continue reading »We have learned that emails impersonating Parity Technologies team members are being circulated from domains other than parity.io. We only use @parity.io emails when communicating with partners, clients and community; parity.
Continue reading »We have investigated reports of some Parity Ethereum nodes not syncing and believe there may be an attack underway. New releases v2.6.8-beta & v2.5.13-stable protect against this. Download the
Continue reading »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
Continue reading »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.
Continue reading »Already available on the iOS App Store and Google Play Store, Parity Signer lets you generate, store, and safely sign transactions with your private key on devices that never connect to the internet.
Continue reading »At Parity we’re always looking for ways to improve our security. As phishing exploits continue increasing in sophistication, we have been thinking about how to ensure the trustability of our critical security
Continue reading »As introduced in a previous post, we have developed a fourteen-point checklist for secure smart contract development. We are happy to provide this checklist as a resource to help the greater smart contract
Continue reading »Update 15/2/2019: It has come to our attention that the scope of the fixed Parity Ethereum vulnerability is wider than we originally thought, and it could be exploited from a regular
Continue reading »On February 3rd, we received several reports that an attacker can send a specially-crafted RPC request to a public Parity Ethereum node (any version pre 2.2.9-stable and pre 2.3.2-beta)
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