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Describe the feature request

Network security is paramount in ensuring the integrity and trustworthiness of Taiko's blockchain platform. To bolster the security posture of the network and protect user accounts from unauthorized access.

While Taiko's blockchain network employs robust encryption and cryptographic protocols to safeguard user data and transactions, the risk of unauthorized access to user accounts remains a concern. MFA adds an extra layer of security by requiring users to provide multiple forms of verification before granting access, significantly reducing the likelihood of account compromise due to password theft or phishing attacks.

Benefits of Multi-Factor Authentication:

1. Enhanced Account Security: MFA significantly enhances the security of user accounts by requiring multiple forms of authentication, such as passwords, biometrics, or one-time codes, to verify identity. This mitigates the risk of unauthorized access and strengthens overall account protection.

2. Resistance to Credential Theft: By supplementing traditional password-based authentication with additional factors, such as biometric data or hardware tokens, MFA reduces the effectiveness of credential theft techniques, such as phishing or brute-force attacks, which rely solely on compromising user passwords.

3. Compliance with Security Best Practices: MFA is considered a fundamental security best practice and is often recommended by regulatory bodies and industry standards organizations. Implementing MFA demonstrates Taiko's commitment to maintaining the highest standards of security and protecting user assets and sensitive information.

Enhancements for Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA) Implementation

1. Biometric Authentication Integration:

   • Explore integrating biometric authentication methods such as fingerprint or facial recognition alongside existing MFA options.
   • Biometric authentication adds an additional layer of security and convenience for users, as it relies on unique biological characteristics for verification.

2. Time-Based One-Time Passwords (TOTP):

   • Implement Time-Based One-Time Passwords (TOTP) as an alternative MFA method.
   • TOTP generates temporary codes that expire after a short duration, providing a time-sensitive layer of authentication that complements existing MFA mechanisms.

3. Hardware Token Support:

   • Introduce support for hardware tokens such as USB security keys or smart cards for MFA authentication.
   • Hardware tokens provide an additional layer of security by requiring a physical device to generate authentication codes, making them resistant to phishing and other online attacks.

4. Adaptive Authentication Policies:

   • Implement adaptive authentication policies that dynamically adjust MFA requirements based on contextual factors such as user behavior, device characteristics, and location.
   • Adaptive authentication enhances security while minimizing user friction, allowing for a more personalized and responsive authentication experience.

5. Recovery Code Generation:

   • Offer users the option to generate and securely store recovery codes that can be used to regain access to their accounts in the event of MFA device loss or failure.
   • Recovery codes serve as a backup authentication method, providing users with a failsafe mechanism to access their accounts without relying solely on MFA devices.

6. Multi-Channel Authentication:

   • Enable multi-channel authentication methods that allow users to receive authentication codes via multiple communication channels, such as email, SMS, or mobile app notifications.
   • Multi-channel authentication enhances flexibility and resilience by providing alternative communication methods in case of network or device issues.

7. Continuous Authentication:

   • Explore continuous authentication approaches that monitor user activity and behavior in real-time to detect anomalies and potential security threats.
   • Continuous authentication adds an extra layer of protection by continuously verifying user identity throughout their session, reducing the risk of unauthorized access.

8. User Education and Awareness:

   • Educate users about the importance of MFA and the available authentication methods, including best practices for securing MFA devices and recovery options.
   • Promote MFA adoption and encourage users to enable and configure MFA for their accounts through targeted communication campaigns and user-friendly guides.

Enhancing the existing Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA) implementation within Taiko's blockchain platform requires a combination of advanced authentication methods, adaptive policies, and user education efforts. By implementing these enhancements, Taiko can further strengthen the security of user accounts and protect against emerging threats and vulnerabilities.

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Describe the feature request

Network security is paramount in ensuring the integrity and trustworthiness of Taiko's blockchain platform. To bolster the security posture of the network and protect user accounts from unauthorized access.

While Taiko's blockchain network employs robust encryption and cryptographic protocols to safeguard user data and transactions, the risk of unauthorized access to user accounts remains a concern. MFA adds an extra layer of security by requiring users to provide multiple forms of verification before granting access, significantly reducing the likelihood of account compromise due to password theft or phishing attacks.

Benefits of Multi-Factor Authentication:

Enhanced Account Security: MFA significantly enhances the security of user accounts by requiring multiple forms of authentication, such as passwords, biometrics, or one-time codes, to verify identity. This mitigates the risk of unauthorized access and strengthens overall account protection.

Resistance to Credential Theft: By supplementing traditional password-based authentication with additional factors, such as biometric data or hardware tokens, MFA reduces the effectiveness of credential theft techniques, such as phishing or brute-force attacks, which rely solely on compromising user passwords.

Compliance with Security Best Practices: MFA is considered a fundamental security best practice and is often recommended by regulatory bodies and industry standards organizations. Implementing MFA demonstrates Taiko's commitment to maintaining the highest standards of security and protecting user assets and sensitive information.

Enhancements for Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA) Implementation

Biometric Authentication Integration:

Explore integrating biometric authentication methods such as fingerprint or facial recognition alongside existing MFA options.
Biometric authentication adds an additional layer of security and convenience for users, as it relies on unique biological characteristics for verification.
Time-Based One-Time Passwords (TOTP):

Implement Time-Based One-Time Passwords (TOTP) as an alternative MFA method.
TOTP generates temporary codes that expire after a short duration, providing a time-sensitive layer of authentication that complements existing MFA mechanisms.
Hardware Token Support:

Introduce support for hardware tokens such as USB security keys or smart cards for MFA authentication.
Hardware tokens provide an additional layer of security by requiring a physical device to generate authentication codes, making them resistant to phishing and other online attacks.
Adaptive Authentication Policies:

Implement adaptive authentication policies that dynamically adjust MFA requirements based on contextual factors such as user behavior, device characteristics, and location.
Adaptive authentication enhances security while minimizing user friction, allowing for a more personalized and responsive authentication experience.
Recovery Code Generation:

Offer users the option to generate and securely store recovery codes that can be used to regain access to their accounts in the event of MFA device loss or failure.
Recovery codes serve as a backup authentication method, providing users with a failsafe mechanism to access their accounts without relying solely on MFA devices.
Multi-Channel Authentication:

Enable multi-channel authentication methods that allow users to receive authentication codes via multiple communication channels, such as email, SMS, or mobile app notifications.
Multi-channel authentication enhances flexibility and resilience by providing alternative communication methods in case of network or device issues.
Continuous Authentication:

Explore continuous authentication approaches that monitor user activity and behavior in real-time to detect anomalies and potential security threats.
Continuous authentication adds an extra layer of protection by continuously verifying user identity throughout their session, reducing the risk of unauthorized access.
User Education and Awareness:

Educate users about the importance of MFA and the available authentication methods, including best practices for securing MFA devices and recovery options.
Promote MFA adoption and encourage users to enable and configure MFA for their accounts through targeted communication campaigns and user-friendly guides.
Enhancing the existing Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA) implementation within Taiko's blockchain platform requires a combination of advanced authentication methods, adaptive policies, and user education efforts. By implementing these enhancements, Taiko can further strengthen the security of user accounts and protect against emerging threats and vulnerabilities.

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Describe the bug

But doesn’t let guild know users had accessed the pages to claim roles and needs to be fixed.

Steps to reproduce

Can use a different rpc or api to verify users interactions with the pages

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Describe the feature request

**Integrated Ecosystem:**A personal wallet branded specifically for TAIKO creates a seamless experience for users within your ecosystem. It allows users to interact with your platform, including token transactions, staking, governance, and DApps, all within a unified interface.

Enhanced Security: By providing a dedicated wallet, you can implement security measures tailored to your project’s needs. This includes features like secure key management, multi-factor authentication, and recovery options, ensuring the safety of users’ assets and data.

Customized Features: A personal wallet enables you to integrate custom features and functionalities unique to TAIKO. This might include native support for TAIKO tokens, access to exclusive DApps or services, and seamless integration with other TAIKO ecosystem components.

Brand Visibility and Trust: Offering a personal wallet reinforces the credibility and trustworthiness of the TAIKO project. Users are more likely to trust and engage with a platform that provides its own dedicated wallet, strengthening brand recognition and loyalty over time.

Community Engagement: A personal wallet serves as a focal point for community engagement and interaction. It allows you to directly communicate with users, provide updates, solicit feedback, and offer support, fostering a vibrant and engaged community around the TAIKO ecosystem.

By developing a personal wallet for TAIKO, you can create a cohesive and secure environment for users to participate in your platform while reinforcing your brand identity and community engagement efforts.

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