Quote from: HeRetiK on December 16, 2019, 12:57:54 PM

Quote from: Sohyun Park on December 16, 2019, 12:02:01 PM

Getting a human readable short address that are typeable would mostly clear off this issue.

What if an adversary changes the Bitcoin address that is aliased by human-readable shortname though? According to their site "you can easily delete or modify your addresses linked to your CRUX ID" which has me wondering what would prevent such an attack from happening. To make matters worse, people would feel safe that their clipboard hasn't been tampered with, while in the background payments are being routed to the wrong address without the user even having the chance to double-check.

Interesting service though, will keep an eye on it.

Hey HeRetiK - Thanks for your response. Your human readable CRUX ID is basically mapped with a private key of your wallet seed and this mapping is store on Bitcoin Blockchain as a transaction so, noone in the world can temper that mapping if the seed of your wallet is secure.

You can visit this Doc to know more about the tech implementation of CRUX protocol:
https://docs.cruxpay.com/docs/cruxpay-protocol