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A Secure Remote JSON-RPC BitCoin Wallet Management App Written in .Net. | |||
I | ==Features== | ||
* Full Featured GUI | |||
* Ability to view/sort/filter transactions | |||
* A full address book capability | |||
* Ability to use the "Accounts" feature of bitcoin | |||
* Sending Money | |||
** Using memos/notes | |||
** Using address book | |||
** With variable optional fee | |||
* A full "RPC Shell" as I call it, providing a commandline like interface to the bitcoin JSON-RPC API. | |||
*Built-in SSH Functionality (not requiring outside SSH client or certificate app). That provides the following: (note SSH is disabled currently due to some bugs) | |||
** Secure Encrypted Tunnel to the remote bitcoin host | |||
** Uses an already trusted service (SSH), and the associated daemon, which are typically very secure. | |||
** Limits potential attack vectors since on the bitcoin host, only SSH need be exposed. Making it virtually invisible (bitcoin is undetectable) to a potential attacker. | |||
** Your authentication through the tunnel is done over the encrypted channel. | |||
==External Links== | |||
* [https://github.com/Glasswalker/Wallet.Net] project on GitHub | |||
* [https://github.com/Glasswalker/Wallet.Net/archives/master Download Packages] (zip containing windows installer) | |||
[[Category:User Interfaces]] | [[Category:User Interfaces]] | ||
[[Category:Frontends]] | [[Category:Frontends]] | ||
Revision as of 23:56, 2 July 2011
A Secure Remote JSON-RPC BitCoin Wallet Management App Written in .Net.
Features
- Full Featured GUI
- Ability to view/sort/filter transactions
- A full address book capability
- Ability to use the "Accounts" feature of bitcoin
- Sending Money
- Using memos/notes
- Using address book
- With variable optional fee
- A full "RPC Shell" as I call it, providing a commandline like interface to the bitcoin JSON-RPC API.
- Built-in SSH Functionality (not requiring outside SSH client or certificate app). That provides the following: (note SSH is disabled currently due to some bugs)
- Secure Encrypted Tunnel to the remote bitcoin host
- Uses an already trusted service (SSH), and the associated daemon, which are typically very secure.
- Limits potential attack vectors since on the bitcoin host, only SSH need be exposed. Making it virtually invisible (bitcoin is undetectable) to a potential attacker.
- Your authentication through the tunnel is done over the encrypted channel.
External Links
- [1] project on GitHub
- Download Packages (zip containing windows installer)