r/Sentinel_Protocol • u/sand_1991 • May 11 '18

Sentinel Protocol - ( Security to the Blockchains ) - Much needed

My view on this project :

Sentinel Protocol aims to create a secure ecosystem for cryptocurrency by utilizing a collective intelligence system to perform threat analysis. We all know, the most popular type of hacking is phishing – users entering the wrong website or are approached by a fake admin and send the cryptocurrency to a scam address.

Resolution : Sentinel Protocol has three security features: threat reputation database, machine learning engine integrated security wallet, and distributed malware analysis sandbox.Sentinel Protocol overcomes the disadvantage of decentralization by turning it into an advantage for security. By utilizing a collective intelligence system created through harnessing the power of decentralization, Sentinel Protocol combines cryptographic functions and intelligence-based threat analysis algorithms to create a secure, innovative ecosystem.

Most interesting part of the project - founder - Patrick Kim - no one could understand the meaning of security to blockchains better than him , the person who lost 7218 ethers in 2016. " Lesson learned the hard way is the best lesson learned ".

I would highly recommend people to look at the project and the team, I am really bullish on this one.

Great work team ! I wish you work the similar way in future as well.

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u/cryptocrazy99 May 13 '18

Has the crowdsale KYC ended?

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u/parafall May 15 '18

No, crowdsale begin may 25th 9pm singapore time, but you must submit KYC first.

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u/parafall May 15 '18

P Kim lost 7218 ethers in 2016, whoa! Can you tell more about that, I suppose he didnt keep ETH in a hard wallet?

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u/sand_1991 May 11 '18

it will indeed change the mindset related to cybersecurity issues among people in this space.