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== 6951~7000:高阶开发与技术栈 (Advanced Development & Technical Stack) == # "'''SDKs & APIs: Creating Custom Integrations for Hardware Wallets'''" # "'''Case Study: A DApp Developer’s Success Story Implementing Touch-to-Sign Support'''" # "'''Hardware Abstraction Layers: Simplifying Firmware for Multi-Chain Compatibility'''" # "'''Memory Constraints: Optimizing Code Size and Speed on Embedded Secure Elements'''" # "'''Rust, C++, or Assembly? Choosing the Right Language for Low-Level Wallet Development'''" # "'''Case Study: A Developer Collective That Ported an Existing Wallet Firmware to a New Chipset'''" # "'''OS-Level Sandboxing: Ensuring No External App Can Tamper with the Wallet’s Execution'''" # "'''Firmware Over-the-Air (FOTA): Building a Secure Update Mechanism Without Exposing Private Keys'''" # "'''Case Study: Minimizing Latency in Transaction Signing for High-Frequency DeFi Traders'''" # "'''Hardware Random Number Generation: Testing Entropy Sources for True Unpredictability'''" # "'''Secure Bootloader Implementation: Checking Signatures Before Main Firmware Execution'''" # "'''Case Study: A Team That Introduced Micro-Services Architecture to a Wallet’s Companion App'''" # "'''Embedded Linux Distros: Pros & Cons of Adapting Raspberry Pi Solutions for Cold Storage'''" # "'''Zero Data Persistence Mode: Ensuring No Sensitive Data Remains After Each Session'''" # "'''Case Study: An Open-Source GPU-Accelerated Wallet for Post-Quantum Tests'''" # "'''Firmware Versioning & Rollback: Handling Potential Regressions with Cryptographic Certainty'''" # "'''Two-Factor Physical Security: Combining a PIN with a YubiKey or Another Device'''" # "'''Case Study: Handling Over 50,000 Token Standards (ERC-20, ERC-721, TRC-10, etc.) in One Firmware'''" # "'''Device Drivers: Managing USB, Bluetooth, or NFC at a Bare-Metal Programming Level'''" # "'''EAL Certifications: Steps for Gaining Common Criteria Ratings on Wallet Hardware'''" # "'''Case Study: A Developer’s Guide to Integrating Custom Smart Contracts with On-Device UI'''" # "'''CLI vs. GUI: Offering Command-Line Tools for Power Users, While Keeping a User-Friendly Interface'''" # "'''Cross-Platform Libraries: Designing Companion Apps That Work on Windows, Mac, Linux, iOS, Android'''" # "'''Case Study: Debugging a Nasty Race Condition in the Randomness Module'''" # "'''API Rate Limits: Preventing DDoS or Overload Attacks on Centralized Firmware Update Servers'''" # "'''Light Clients: Minimizing Resource Usage While Confirming On-Chain Transactions'''" # "'''Case Study: Building a Plugin System Enabling DeFi Protocol Interactions Without Full Firmware Rebuilds'''" # "'''Bootstrapping with QR Codes: Eliminating USB or Bluetooth for Ultra-Paranoid Air-Gapped Setups'''" # "'''Formal Specification: Writing Mathematically Verifiable Descriptions of Wallet Behavior'''" # "'''Case Study: Stress Testing Firmware in Extreme Conditions—Thermal, Vibration, EM Interference'''" # "'''Unit Testing vs. Fuzz Testing: Ensuring Each Firmware Component Is Robust'''" # "'''Continuous Integration/Continuous Deployment (CI/CD): Automating Build and Test Pipelines'''" # "'''Case Study: A Collaboration Between Multiple Wallet Brands to Standardize Core Libraries'''" # "'''Language Localization Tools: Handling String Replacements Without Breaking Memory Constraints'''" # "'''Recovery Wizard Upgrades: Smoother UI for Restoring Seeds After Potential Brick Situations'''" # "'''Case Study: Security Architecture Redesign After a Researcher Uncovered a Microcontroller Exploit'''" # "'''Developing for Battery Efficiency: Tuning Sleep Modes and Minimizing CPU Cycles'''" # "'''Trusted Display: Guaranteeing the Screen Output Is Untampered Even Under Malicious Firmware'''" # "'''Case Study: A Dual-Chip Model Where One Processor Runs App Logic, Another Strictly Manages Keys'''" # "'''Nano-Firmware for Wearables: Wristbands or Rings That Carry Reduced-Scope Wallet Functions'''" # "'''App Store Integration: Distributing or Updating Companion Apps Safely Without Trojan Threats'''" # "'''Case Study: A Developer-Focused Conference Where Innovative Firmware POCs Were Revealed'''" # "'''Smart Contract Template Library: Pre-Approved Modules That Fit on Low-Space Devices'''" # "'''Recovery Phrase Scanning: Using an On-Device Camera or External Tool for Quick Restoration'''" # "'''Case Study: Striking a Balance—Allowing Optional Biometric Auth Without Exposing Seeds'''" # "'''Open-Source vs. Closed Firmware: Debating Security Through Obscurity vs. Community Audits'''" # "'''Hardware Root of Trust: Embedding a Secure Element that Anchors the Entire Device'''" # "'''Case Study: Merging Ethereum 2.0 Staking Functions into an Existing Firmware Codebase'''" # "'''Dev Productivity Tips: Setting Up Dockerized Environments for Rapid Testing'''" # "'''Emerging Tech: Embracing Post-Quantum & MPC Protocols for Next-Gen Wallet Innovation'''" ----
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