Security Best Practices & Architecture
Wallett employs enterprise-grade security practices including cryptographic encryption, multi-factor authentication, and regular third-party audits. This page outlines key security components of our wallet platform.
Core Security Measures
Military Grade Encryption
All private keys and sensitive data are encrypted using AES-256-GCM and hardware security modules (HSMs).
Multi-Factor Authentication
Users must verify identity through biometrics, FIDO2 security keys, or TOTP for all critical operations.
Zero-Trust Architecture
Every request must prove identity and permissions at all system layers, with automatic policy enforcement.
Cryptographic Layer
- End-to-end AES-256-GCM encryption for all stored assets
- Multi-layered key derivation using Argon2id KDF
- Biometric enrollment protection via FIDO2/WebAuthn stack
const encryptKey = async (key, pass) => {
const salt = randomBytes(16);
const derivedKey = await deriveWithArgon2id(key, salt);
const cipher = AES.encrypt(key, derivedKey);
return { encryptedKey: cipher.toString(), salt };
}
Risk Mitigation
Phishing Protection
Real-time URL analysis with AI phishing detection and biometric prompt verification for all outgoing connections.
Security Audits
Quarterly third-party penetration tests with automated compliance checking of all deployed contract interfaces.
Emergency Recovery
Multi-signature recovery protocols and encrypted multi-factor access controls for wallet restoration.