Development Update
26th March – 2nd April

Here's what the Humanode dev team has been up to in the past week:

🔺 CVM (Confidential Virtual Machine) Updates
The CVM has undergone updates, including dependency upgrades, assembly corrections, and the installation of Docker and gVisor. Detailed insights are available on Humanode GitHub.

🔺 Exploring CVM Attestation
Our team continues experimental research on CVM attestation. Last week, they developed a Rust utility for attestation, including a web transport server and web transport client. POC complete.

🔺 Research on Nakamoto Coefficient
The team delved into researching the Nakamoto coefficient’s implications on network scenarios. We've identified a tool that allows for simulating the state of the network, including the number and status of its members.

🔺 BotBasher Enhancements
Discussions are ongoing regarding enhancements in BotBasher, including plans to display Discord usernames after facial scanning and implement a ticket system for streamlined communication. Additionally, we're working on a system to refresh tokens for users for the next generation.

🔺 Assert on Balance Invariant
To maintain the integrity of the platform, we wrote an assert on the balance invariants. This ensures that the balance of accounts within our system remains consistent and accurate, thereby enhancing overall security and reliability.

🔺 Mainnet Site Localization
Our proof of concept for localizing the mainnet site is ongoing, marking significant progress in global outreach. We're initiating the translation of website content into different languages, engaging translators to support this initiative.

🔺 Contacting New Biometric Providers
In our commitment to decentralization, we're actively reaching out to biometric providers for collaboration. We aim to integrate more matching and liveness detection solutions to enhance the security of Humanode's biometric infrastructure.