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Hu Zhishui just published an open letter to the global cybersecurity community, and it's worth reading slowly. The argument: hardware trust roots (TPM chips, CA certs) have two fundamental problems, they're externally controlled, and they're expensive. That's why IoT security never scaled. VoidChain's answer is a pure-software trust root — no chip, no third party, just math and protocol. Already live on mainnet. The question he's asking engineers worldwide isn't "do you agree?" It's: "does this deserve serious attention?" That's the kind of confidence that comes from something already deployed, not theoretical. Read the letter → voidchain.net/zh/news?type=m…

Many IoT security still runs on a broken assumption: connect first, authenticate later. Devices carry pre-provisioned certs or hardcoded keys with no runtime verification. Once a key leaks or a rootkit gets in, attackers forge legitimate device identity, and firewalls at the perimeter don't stop lateral movement once that perimeter is breached. VoidChain's pure-software Root of Trust (S-RoT), built on the "Randomness + Double White-Box Iterative Judgment-Free" algorithm from the Hu Zhishui team, flips this: trusted at boot, not trusted on connect. How it works: • The Hypervisor hash-measures BIOS, kernel, and loaded modules at startup to generate a unique Runtime Fingerprint • That fingerprint calculation is itself encoded via double white-box techniques, no static features to reverse-engineer or bypass • Any tampering at the software level changes the fingerprint, and the node gets rejected by the network automatically No TPM. No secure element. No dedicated hardware. Just general-purpose x86/ARM devices reaching security levels that used to require specialized chips, while removing the supply chain risk that comes with depending on hardware trust anchors. Combined with the closed-loop Vacuum Network (devices are network-layer invisible, no public listening ports, no scanning, no probing), this is the foundation of native IoT trust we've been building toward. Full breakdown: voidchain.net/news?type=tech…

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Quick clarification: the VoidChain Foundation and Core Dev Team don't build, fund, or endorse ecosystem projects. No DApps, no DeFi, no NFTs, no GameFi, no token launches, outside the official wallet, none of it is us. Our focus is base-layer only: Vacuum-Isolated Metaspace architecture, PoT consensus, the AI-Managed Trust Network, cross-metaspace comms, mainnet security. Anyone building on VoidChain is doing so independently, their own risk, their own compliance, their own comms. If a project claims "official" backing or endorsement, it isn't true unless it's from this account or voidchain.net. Open infra, but not open to misrepresentation. Full statement 👇 voidchain.net/zh/news?type=u…

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New from the team, a proper threat model comparison, not marketing copy. We put VoidChain's software root of trust head-to-head against TPM/TEE across five categories: software attacks, physical attacks, supply chain, failure impact, mainnet decentralization. What's interesting is they don't oversell it. Physical attacks like cold boot or SPI flashing? Equivalent, neither stops those, both just isolate the compromised node. Where it actually pulls ahead is supply chain (zero dependency on Intel/ARM/Samsung) and failure containment (one bad node can't poison the network). Worth a read if you want the technical case, not just the pitch: voidchain.net/news?type=mile…

Hardware trust roots (TPM, CA certs) have two structural flaws: they're externally controlled, and they don't scale economically to IoT. VoidChain's founder just published an open letter proposing a pure-software alternative, trusted machine identity and secure comms without dedicated hardware. Already running on mainnet, underpinning the Vacuum Network. Full technical disclosure here: voidchain.net/news?type=mile…

The future of blockchain security isn't better seed phrases. It's removing the seed phrase as the critical attack surface. @VoidChainNet is building toward that future. voidchain.net

With AI-managed cryptography, the agent gets time-bounded, context-bounded signing authority. Not a permanent key. A compromised agent doesn't mean permanent key compromise, the window is bounded.

"Let AI manage your private keys" sounds terrifying until you think about what humans actually do with private keys. Lost seed phrases. Phished wallets. Keys on compromised servers. Stored in screenshots. Let's talk about this. 🧵