Technologies to hide yourself in plain sight • Made by @hazae41 • Since 2022
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Brume retweeted
These retards made a list of wallets but didn't include the very basic thing which is supply-chain security,
They will say that some wallet is very secure, while it's the worst one on supply-chain metrics,
What's the point of having X feature if it has thousands of dependencies and an update every week?
Then they will say that some wallet is the worst one, because it's oughts to be very minimalist, and doesn't have all the useless features pushed by the EF,
Most of these "features" only add attack vectors by their complexity and over-engineering, and by the very fact that devs will just import even more dependencies,
They also force wallets to be updated every week to catch the latest EIP written by some Vitalik alt, which is going to be deprecated the week after anyway,
Take any of such "neutral" lists with pinch of salt, you don't really know why some criterias are added vs ignored, and everything is very subjective anyway,
As always, don't trust, verify, and ask yourself, who watches the wallet lists?
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Introducing Brume Click 1.0
This extension allows you to connect your wallet to all websites you visit,
Your wallet connects via the WalletConnect protocol, so you can have your wallet on a separate device, like your phone, and still be able to login and sign transactions,
That's it, no other feature, it's just a simple WalletConnect bridge between websites and your wallet, you just scan a QR code once and you're done,
As usual, maximum security/privacy/reliability, truly free, open-source, MIT-licensed, reproducible, with minimal dependencies,
Download link below
Brume retweeted
Brume Click 0.0.3
- Switch Ethereum chains
- Support for MetaMask, TrustWallet, Rainbow, and many mobile wallets
- Better security and privacy
chromewebstore.google.com/de…
Brume retweeted
You install Brume Click on your computer, then Brume Wallet on your phone, and now you have the security of a hardware wallet, with the usability of a software wallet
chromewebstore.google.com/de…
Brume retweeted
That's what we do at brume.tech
Brume retweeted
> be brume
> do nothing
> win 🏆
Anyone using the @MetaMask browser extension should be aware that a potentially dangerous feature was added last week without your permission
The MetaMask extension now directly makes inline edits to websites that you visit like X
It now replaces cashtags on X with a widget that in the case of $DOG points to the incorrect coin potentially causing users to buy a scam instead of the real $DOG
Additionally this feature introduces risks such as third-party page injection on X and relaxes CSP frame-ancestors which increases the surface area for exploits and hacks
At a minimum MetaMask should make this feature opt in only
However in my personal opinion they should kill it entirely
Why would the MetaMask extension have access to read and edit every webpage I visit which has potentially massive privacy and security implications?
At a time when security incidents are at an all time high in crypto MetaMask should be focusing on how it can increase the security and privacy of their users rather than launching features that nobody asked for and that makes them less safe
Brume retweeted
Brume Click 0.0.2
- Now it's one account for all websites
- You can send Solana transactions
github.com/brume256/click
Brume retweeted
Hello @priyansh_ptl18, you took the exact name of @hazae41’s wallet ("Brume Wallet"), his former GitHub org, and swapped brume.money for brume.cash. Then you vibecoded a cheap copy of the concept with Claude, why are you gay?
Hmmm 🤨
This is you impersonating my company?
github.com/brumewallet/brume…
No, they don't need it
wallet.brume.tech
Brume is powered by this
Building a webapp should not be complex, no matter how complex the webapp is,
For a long time people used stuff like Next.js to build their webapps, it hides the complexity under the carpet if you use features like server components,
But what if you want a simple client-side app? With a service worker? With .html export but no server components? And inject the current version and year? And pack it in a browser extension?
All this stuff would need extra toolings, scripts, with a week of your time, and occasional headaches when you want to change something,
Frameworks, like Next.js, work fine until they don't anymore, until you want that "one more thing", that you will have to abandon,
I made a library for this, it's just a dumbass library that takes .html files in input (with links to .js and .css files), and produces .html .js and .css files in output, in the most standard and secure way possible
All ready to be sent to Vercel, or to IPFS, or packed in a browser extension, or bundled in a native app with WebViews, or whatever you want,
It works with React, or JQuery, or pure JavaScript, or no JavaScript at all, you just decide how your webapp renders or not,
Not with a "plugin" system, just with a few lines of code that you can modify however you want, or without any code at all if you want pure .html and .css,
It's already used in production on all my apps and browser extensions, it has almost no dependencies and doesn't need an update every week,
Finally something that just works to build any of your webapps
github.com/hazae41/glace
New Brume Wallet version
Brume Wallet 2.0.1
- Fixed just-in-time translation
- Fixed Safari caching (iPhone and iPad)
- Fixed Safari dialogs (macOS and iPad)
- Updated dependencies
- Updated chain list
- Fixed dead links
github.com/brume256/wallet2/…
Brume retweeted
Hide yourself in plain sight. 🌫️
Meet Brume Wallet, the secure, private, and supply-chain hardened wallet designed for ultimate digital resilience.
🔒 Military-grade encryption
📂(Local, iCloud, Google Drive)
👉 Take control of your privacy at brume.tech
