Ledger, the popular hardware wallet manufacturer known for its digital asset security solutions, has introduced the Clear Signing Initiative designed to improve the transparency and safety of digital transactions.
This new approach addresses the issue of Blind Signing—a practice that involves approving transactions without fully understanding their details—exposing users to potential fraud and harmful actions, such as sending funds to incorrect addresses or executing unintended smart contracts.
The full details of the initiative was revealed at the Ethereum Community Conference (EthCC) in Paris by Charles Guillemet, Chief Technology Officer at Ledger, which he later shared in a thread on X.
Source: Ledger
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Ledger, the popular hardware wallet manufacturer known for its digital asset security solutions, has introduced the Clear Signing Initiative designed to improve the transparency and safety of digital transactions.
This new approach addresses the issue of Blind Signing—a practice that involves approving transactions without fully understanding their details—exposing users to potential fraud and harmful actions, such as sending funds to incorrect addresses or executing unintended smart contracts.
The full details of the initiative was revealed at the Ethereum Community Conference (EthCC) in Paris by Charles Guillemet, Chief Technology Officer at Ledger, which he later shared in a thread on X.
Source: Ledger
