Quote from: zahra4577 on December 18, 2016, 10:48:48 AM

So do POSw holders will get share from profit of wallet?
It is a good concept.What security features do you have in place to protect the wallet from hacking etc?

security features were asked before, just take back few pages. And there is explanation

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Interesting site, how about security? Can you share the security features?

We can't share all the details for... security reasons... - however, we would like to make clear that both cold and hot wallets are used, and no wallets ever share the same server location as any delivered user content.

You can't share security features for security reasons? That's BS. I want to know how you will protect coins, otherwise I call it BS.

The best thing to do is stake a small amount of coins (an amount you are comfortable with) until you have fully tested out the site and deem it to be safe.
You also have the option of turning on 2FA if you wish.

That's not enough. I am talking about server side security. DDoS protection? Certificates? "Not sharing for security reasons" is BS!

Maybe I mis-understood what you were asking - what exactly do you want to know in terms of security? We are not going to share details on how the backend systems interact to protect the coins, allow for staking, and for delivering fast transactions. Half of security is making sure the general audience has no idea exactly how the backend works to stay ahead of threats.

We are more than happy to be transparent, but will not risk user coins by divulging all of the ins-and-outs of the architecture. In terms of account security, we offer 2FA, log all access, and automatically flag any non-pattern-matching user behavior. We have a refined DDoS system, a CDN network, and a node balancer across multiple nodes (and adding more with the pre-sale coins). All interactions are encrypted via https.