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ChainIT Inc. said on October 7, 2026 that its MPC wallet for organizations is in production, pairing passwordless ChainIT ID with per-transaction authorization checks before signing. Every signature needs approval from verified organizational members, and the feature is included at no extra cost in each organizational identity profile.
Also in news.google.com, prnewswire.co.uk, chainit.com, praze.jpA high-priority issue opened on Vultisig's GitHub on October 5, 2026 shows its browser extension's personal_sign popup trusts a page-supplied bytesCount, so the signed bytes can differ from the displayed message. It matters most for Fast Vault users, where the second signing party is an automated server; no exploitation, stolen funds or affected users are reported.
John Woods announced that era 1 of Dusk is live on the Nillion platform, one month after a seven-era roadmap was released; it brings encrypted markets powered by Covenants. It follows Nillion's migration of nodes to Layer 1, which the source says paved the way for Covenants.
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