The hardware wallet ((Lock. com)) has launched an early access version, focusing on offline signatures and anti quantum architecture BlockBeats News: On May 18th, encryption technology company Quanography Labs announced the release of an early access version of its encrypted wallet (Lock. com), which uses "Isolated Signing" and air sealed architecture to achieve offline private key management without the need for dedicated hardware wallet devices. Officially, (((Lock. com)) separates the signature environment from the online broadcast environment: the private key is always stored in a completely offline device, and the transaction is created and broadcast on the online device, thus avoiding the private key from contacting the Internet. The platform emphasizes that users can directly use existing devices without relying on third-party hardware vendors or supply chains. In addition, (Lock. com) also integrates anti quantum cryptographic architecture, including ML-DSA digital signature and ML-KEM key encapsulation mechanism, to enhance security in future quantum computing environments. Quanography Labs states that the current early access phase is mainly used to collect user feedback and prepare for full openness in the future. [Original link]