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| |**Digital assets** |are a form of digital or electronic assets that utilize cryptographic methods to secure and verify transactions, | |**Digital assets** |are a form of digital or electronic assets that utilize cryptographic methods to secure and verify transactions, | ||
| |**DMZ(Demilitarized Zone) **|a network segment that separates public services from private ones. Its goal is to add a layer of security in a local network, minimizing damage in case of an attack on one of the public services.| | |**DMZ(Demilitarized Zone) **|a network segment that separates public services from private ones. Its goal is to add a layer of security in a local network, minimizing damage in case of an attack on one of the public services.| | ||
| + | |**Elliptic Curve Digital Signature Algorithm (ECDSA)** |is a cryptographic algorithm used for creating digital signatures and authentication in the context of blockchain technology and cryptocurrencies. It is based on the mathematical properties of elliptic curves and provides security and efficiency in digital signatures. More details[[https:// | ||
| |**Fraud Hunting Platform** | a platform for real-time detection and prevention of fraud.| | |**Fraud Hunting Platform** | a platform for real-time detection and prevention of fraud.| | ||
| |**Group-IB** |a company specializing in cybersecurity and cybercrime prevention.| | |**Group-IB** |a company specializing in cybersecurity and cybercrime prevention.| | ||
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| |**Signatory**| a person authorized to sign and authorize transactions on a multi-signature wallet. They are participants who must agree and sign a transaction before it is executed and added to the blockchain. Typically, multi-signature wallets require confirmation from a specific number of signatories to ensure security and prevent unauthorized operations. For example, if a wallet requires three signatories, | |**Signatory**| a person authorized to sign and authorize transactions on a multi-signature wallet. They are participants who must agree and sign a transaction before it is executed and added to the blockchain. Typically, multi-signature wallets require confirmation from a specific number of signatories to ensure security and prevent unauthorized operations. For example, if a wallet requires three signatories, | ||
| |**SumSub (Sum& | |**SumSub (Sum& | ||
| + | |**Identity verification** | checking provided information to confirm that a user is who they claim to be. | | ||
| |**Wallet address**|a unique string of characters used to identify the destination of sending or receiving crypto assets. | | |**Wallet address**|a unique string of characters used to identify the destination of sending or receiving crypto assets. | | ||
| |**Warm wallets**| a type of wallet that combines features of both hot and cold wallets. They can store private keys offline, providing a higher level of security compared to hot wallets. However, they can be connected to the internet for executing transactions or other operations when needed.| | |**Warm wallets**| a type of wallet that combines features of both hot and cold wallets. They can store private keys offline, providing a higher level of security compared to hot wallets. However, they can be connected to the internet for executing transactions or other operations when needed.| | ||
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