Re: GAW / Josh Garza discussion Paycoin XPY xpy.io BTCLend LNC. ALWAYS MAKE MONEY :)
Two things stand out:
1. 'some guy' just handed over a virtual coin shitting machine to me dunt know who he is or what it is
2. unlicensed at the local level has always been the contention. this has been discussed everyone from day one
http://www.newsbtc.com/2015/10/07/cryptsys-ceo-a-hard-man-in-the-face-of-coinfires-aggro/
1. 'some guy' just handed over a virtual coin shitting machine to me dunt know who he is or what it is
2. unlicensed at the local level has always been the contention. this has been discussed everyone from day one
http://www.newsbtc.com/2015/10/07/cryptsys-ceo-a-hard-man-in-the-face-of-coinfires-aggro/
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Tamer: Can you tell us a bit about how you secure Cryptsys servers?
Paul: I am not going to tell you all details because this is classified info, but we have a lot of different layers. We use Incapsula, our DDoS protection provider, which is our first security layer and then, we have frontend web servers, which is our second security layer, and all of those have firewalls and all of our online databases are backened, so the rest of the services , servers and other stuff arent accessible from the public internet, which is a key strategy when trying to boost security as the best way to be secure is not to plug in to the internet. Our wallets have several security layers and they are really hard to get into even for me, so wallets security is a priority especially when you have a couple of hundred altcoins on the platform.
Paul: I am not going to tell you all details because this is classified info, but we have a lot of different layers. We use Incapsula, our DDoS protection provider, which is our first security layer and then, we have frontend web servers, which is our second security layer, and all of those have firewalls and all of our online databases are backened, so the rest of the services , servers and other stuff arent accessible from the public internet, which is a key strategy when trying to boost security as the best way to be secure is not to plug in to the internet. Our wallets have several security layers and they are really hard to get into even for me, so wallets security is a priority especially when you have a couple of hundred altcoins on the platform.
Details are classified. Here are the details. Everything's off the internet and under several layers of security. I mean, it's tough for even me to steal stuff because they're so secure. They're like mega secure. Like think how secure the most secure thing in the universe is, and that's just, like, one layer of our wallets' security.