Quote from: ene1980 on May 29, 2019, 10:09:35 AM

Quote from: HCP on May 27, 2019, 09:07:33 PM

someone could possibly use that message, address and signature to impersonate you on other platforms... For instance, someone could create a Telegram account called @ene1980_ and then send someone that signed message and say "see, I'm Ene1980 from Bitcointalk, you can trust me".

Thanks for all the suggestion, i never thought like that

This is my address
bc1q8u77jpwcyuv6xdqa0cfwd469ax79lhe7v69n39

Someone quote me.
-----BEGIN BITCOIN SIGNED MESSAGE-----
This is Ene1980 from Bitcointalk. The date today is 29/05/2019 and I am staking address bc1q8u77jpwcyuv6xdqa0cfwd469ax79lhe7v69n39

-----BEGIN SIGNATURE-----
bc1q8u77jpwcyuv6xdqa0cfwd469ax79lhe7v69n39

H3Y1woVWkHz5KhpxNl9GyRvWEno4Uh7j6/o2GgfUze16L9mJEbYjlhu10oVodGvtBDSRuOSMbvjPUoHEr8nS4Vc=
-----END BITCOIN SIGNED MESSAGE-----

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