Wealth Security Protocol
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Overview
💜Casa vs. Alternatives
Introduction
Option #1: Do-it-yourself
Option #2: Custodial Storage
Option #3: Commercial Systems
🔑System Design Principles
Introduction
Minimal Knowledge
High Security
Usability is Security
Expert Support
Redundancy
Sovereignty
Incentive Alignment
Bitcoin First
🚨Threat Overview
Introduction
Data and Credential Loss
Phishing
SIM Hijacking
Network Attacks
Malware
Supply Chain Attack
Physical Coercion
Child/Pet Attack
Internal Service Provider Attack
Platform / Hosting Provider Attack
Code Dependency Attack
Official Seizure
Inheritance Failure
🔐Chosen Features
Introduction
Hardware Wallet Signing
Multi-signature
Multi-location
Heterogeneous Hardware and Software
Seedless Hardware Wallets
Emergency Recovery Key
PIN or Biometrics for Mobile Key only
PIN for every device
Sovereign Recovery Instructions
Emergency Lockdown Button
Health Check
Identity Verification for Account Recovery
✅Chosen Key Schemes
3-of-5 Key Shield
2-of-3 Basic Multisig
Single-Key Wallet
❌Rejected Key Schemes
Key Sharding (Shamir’s Secret Sharing)
2-of-2
1-of-2
❌Rejected Features
Biometrics General Usage
Seed Phrase Backups
Financial Products and Services Integration
Brain Wallet -- Memory Based Solutions
Web-Based Key Management
Hardened Addresses
🔧Remaining Attack Vectors
Address Spoofing
Malicious Insider Key Theft
Extreme disaster scenarios
Extortion
👨‍🚀Future Improvements
Taproot/MAST
Schnorr Signatures
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Minimal Knowledge
For the most part, being a company offering a paid service lets us offer a superior user experience with greater security and usability to do-it-yourself systems. But there is a major disadvantage to purchasing a key management service from a commercial entity: you give up personal identifying information. The customer database from a key management service is a valuable collection of data that is an appealing target for attackers.
To counteract this, we collect as little data as possible about our customers. For example, we collect shipping information, but then we delete it after we make the necessary shipments. And our customers can provide us whatever shipping information or email address they want, they are free to be pseudonymous.
We collect only data that is necessary to running the service, as specified in our pioneering Privacy and Data Protection Policy. Unlike many privacy policies, we also specify all the data we don’t collect. To the extent that we do collect customer data, we limit access to that data internally to those that need to know it. There is no reason for an engineer to have access to customer contact information, for example.
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