Is Keyhotee possible to send mail to tranditional mail, e.g. Gmail etc? As Keyhotee ID is defferent from mail address?

Or is it use some third party service/plugin to build the communication from Keyhotee and Mail? Some miners provide api proxy service and using keyhotee-mail.org, than people can use Keyhotee to send mails to [email protected](keyhotee -- mail.keyhotee.org as gateway)? and someone at gmail send to someone(Keyhotee ID), by sending mail to [email protected] e.g.?

We want to use best practices. I will look into armory approach. 


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Quote from: bytemaster on November 29, 2013, 07:50:31 PM
Google auth is centralized.   I could use it in kehotee but the files would still be protected via aes.   

The only way to compromise your account is to hack your computer and guess your password.   


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This is the same common problem with all wallets.  It can be hacked.
I'm certain there is lots to do but i like the way Armory Wallet conducts its protection process so malware have a hard time logging..  Something to consider seems security part of Keyhotee's product.

Google auth is centralized.   I could use it in kehotee but the files would still be protected via aes.   

The only way to compromise your account is to hack your computer and guess your password.   




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Looking good.

What kind of authentication are you looking to implement to ensure an account won't get hacked?

Eg:  Google Authentication maybe?

It will support all alts that have the bitcoin API

Initial version will not support any wallet features. But they will be added quickly. 


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Will Keyhotee support Protoshares?  I notice it is missing from the list although Litecoin is there.

Props to the development team, great job

Muito Legal!

Very nice!

Nice to see such progress.

Keep up the good work!

I like what you've shown us so far, looking forward to seeing more screenshots :)

woah - i like it - Nice to see all in progress ...

Quote from: Stan on November 26, 2013, 01:31:23 PM

Quote from: Sy on November 26, 2013, 10:00:43 AM
Is Keyhotee forked from PTS? And if so, how can you use your PTS to credit your id if you have to mine them aka different private keys...

Keyhotee is an application for secure interaction with people and DACs.  It does not have a tradable currency itself, but it will have a wallet for managing other currencies.  Its underlying block chain is for storing free Keyhotee IDs where just a little proof-of-work mining in the  background secures your free ID for a year.  As a user, you don't even have to think about this.  As long as you run Keyhotee about a day per year, your free ID is renewed.  If you get hit by a bus, your free ID name (not your associated private information) becomes available for someone else to claim after one year of no use.  IDs are not transferrable so there is no motivation to reserve names you don't plan to use.  Keyhotee Founder IDs, however, never expire.

How secure will this wallet be? It has to be the most top notch secure wallet you can have. If I were you guys I'd pay a few high end hackers to expose these security breaches (if there are any). Because one hack can completely destroy Keyhotees reputation, and fail.

Thanks for clearing that up :)