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-# handypedia

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-
-# Communities
-
-There are Handshake communities around the world. Find one that is near you.
-
-
-## North America
-- Texas community by Nole.tx/
-- Los Angeles community by Paul Singh and MigsMachine
-- San Francisco community by Steven Mckie
-
-
-## Asia
-- Taiwan community by Pei Hsun Kao
-- Thailand community by Michael Michelini
-- Vietnam community by Arrene Ng
-- India community by Sajan Nair
-
-
-## Oceania
-
-- [HNS AU](/hnsau) Australia community

communities/hnsau.md

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 title: HNSAU
-description: 
+description: Handshake Australia
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+date: 2024-09-11T05:25:14.552Z
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directors/nathanwoodburn.md

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 title: Nathan.Woodburn/
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 # Nathan.Woodburn/
 
-Nathan.Woodburn/ is a developer and student in [Australia](/hnsau)
+Nathan.Woodburn/ is a developer and student in Australia. He is one of the founders of [HNSAU](/communities/hnsau)
 
 ## Links
 - [YouTube Tutorials](https://www.youtube.com/@nathanjwoodburn)
@@ -21,14 +21,13 @@ Nathan.Woodburn/ is a developer and student in [Australia](/hnsau)
 
 ## Projects
 
-- [Site Manager](https://l.woodburn.au/site-mgr) - A web interface for managing your HNS websites.
 - [HNS Links](https://links.hns.au) - A links page hosting service that supports HTTPS and wallet addresses 
 - [HNS Pay](https://pay.hns.au) - A payment service for HNS to allow for APIs for incoming transactions
-- [HNS Login](https://login.hns.au) - An OpenID implementation for [Varo Auth](https://auth.varo.domains/implement)
+- [HNS Login](https://login.hns.au) - An OpenID login system for Handshake domains
 - [ShakeCities](/shakecities) - A free single page website hosting platform in partnership with [Crymzyn/](https://github.com/crymzyn)
 - [Woodburn Faucet](https://faucet.woodburn.au) - A Handshake TLD faucet to gift domains for testing
-- [Linkr](https://linkr) - A free HNS shortlink creater
+- [Linkr/](https://linkr) - A free HNS shortlink creater
-- [HNSDOH](https://hnsdoh.com) - A opensource load balancer DNS over HTTPS server
+- [HNSDoH](https://hnsdoh.com) - A opensource load balancer DNS over HTTPS server
 - [FireWallet](/firewallet) - An opensource wallet that allows plugins
 - [HNS Hosting](https://hnshosting.au) - Wordpress hosting on Handshake domains
-- [HNS Proxy](https://hnsproxy.au) - Public proxy for connecting to Handshake domains
+- [Site Manager](https://l.woodburn.au/site-mgr) - A web interface for managing your HNS websites.

en/chatrooms.md

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 title: Chatrooms
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 | [LiberaChat](https://web.libera.chat/#handshake)|#handshake|General Handshake-related discussion and support.|
 |[Matrix↔IRC Bridge](https://matrix.to/#/#handshake:libera.chat)|#handshake:libera.chat|Matrix bridge to LiberChat #handshake channel|
 
-## Handshake Chat Tools
-| App | Description |
-| --- | --- |
-| [HNSChat](https://hns.chat) | Chat utility built on the Handshake protocol. ([Gitbook Tutorial](https://wolf-5.gitbook.io/hnschat/))
 
 ## See also
 [Forums](/en/forums)

en/communities.md

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+---
+title: Communities
+description: 
+published: 1
+date: 2024-09-11T05:38:49.863Z
+tags: communities
+editor: markdown
+dateCreated: 2024-02-10T01:46:22.670Z
+---
+
+# Communities
+
+There are Handshake communities around the world. Find one that is near you.
+
+
+## North America
+- [HNS Canada](https://hnscanada.ca/) Canadian community
+- [Texas community](https://chapters.handshakedirectory.com/usa/texas/) by [Nole.tx/](https://twitter.com/nole__tx)
+- [Los Angeles community](https://chapters.handshakedirectory.com/usa/la/) by [Paul Singh](
+https://twitter.com/singhdotin) and [MigsMachine](https://twitter.com/MigsMachine)
+- [San Francisco community](https://chapters.handshakedirectory.com/usa/sf/) by [Steven Mckie](https://twitter.com/Steven_McKie)
+
+
+## Asia
+- [Taiwan community](https://chapters.handshakedirectory.com/taiwan/) by [Pei Hsun Kao](https://twitter.com/PeiHsunKao)
+- [Thailand community](https://chapters.handshakedirectory.com/thailand/) by [Michael Michelini](https://twitter.com/michelini)
+- [Vietnam community](https://chapters.handshakedirectory.com/vietnam/) by [Arrene Ng](https://twitter.com/auguryventures)
+- [India community](https://chapters.handshakedirectory.com/india/) by [Sajan Nair](https://twitter.com/AgaaminT)
+
+
+## Oceania
+
+- [HNS AU](/communities/hnsau) Australia community

en/dns_hosting.md

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 title: DNS Hosting
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+date: 2024-09-11T10:02:11.115Z
-tags: hosting, tools, dns
+tags: dns, hosting, tools
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@@ -19,7 +19,7 @@ Varo is a free and super easy to  use DNS hosting provider by [e.skimo/](https:/
 Find out more at https://varo.domains/
 
 Varo is open source so there are clones of it from other community members
-- https://reg.woodburn.au (Hosted by [Nathan.Woodburn/](https://nathan.woodburn.au))
+- https://reg.woodburn.au (Hosted by [Nathan.Woodburn/](/directors/nathanwoodburn))
 - https://dwebmarketplace.co.uk/
 
 

en/explorers.md

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 title: Explorers
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+tags: explorers, tools
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 - [HNS Fans](https://e.hnsfans.com/)
 - [HNS Network](https://hnsnetwork.com/)
 - [3xpl](https://3xpl.com/handshake)
+- [Blockchair](https://blockchair.com/handshake)
 - [HNS Explorer + Name Auctions](https://github.com/kurumiimari/hsexplorer)
 - [OSS Handshake Explorer](https://github.com/handshake-labs/)

en/faq.md

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@@ -32,6 +32,8 @@ You can buy Handshake coins on Namebase with Bitcoin, or USD if you verify your
 
 [BIT(HNS/USDT)](https://www.bitrue.com/trade/hns_usdt)
 
+[🤝 (HNS/BTC) (HNS/ADA) (HNS/DOGE) (HNS/LTC)](/🤝)
+
 
 ## How do I stake?
 Handshake is not an ERC20 token on Ethereum and is not generally considered a "DeFi" asset.
@@ -42,7 +44,7 @@ You also have the choice of staking your names in a decentralized manner, with t
 
 ## What wallet is there?
 
-Currently there are two fully featured wallets, [Bob Wallet](https://bobwallet.io) and [Namebase](https://www.namebase.io). Bob Wallet is non-custodial software which can be used trustlessly, whereas Namebase is a custodial online wallet. You can not buy coins from Bob Wallet.
+Currently there are three fully featured wallets; [Bob Wallet](/bobwallet), [Namebase](/namebase) and [ShakeStation](/shakestation). Bob Wallet is non-custodial software which can be used trustlessly, whereas Namebase and ShakeStation are custodial online wallets. You can not buy HNS from Bob Wallet or ShakeStation.
 
 ## What's with the @hns twitter?
 
@@ -62,7 +64,7 @@ See above, there is no central foundation or marketing budget. There are a few d
 - [dWeb Foundation](https://www.decentralizedinter.net/)
 
 ## Can I use my current browser to visit Handshake websites?
-Yes you can. See [Resolving Handshake Domains](/en/resolve)
+Yes you can. See [Resolving Handshake Domains](/resolve)
 
 You can run an hsd full node with recursive resolver on a Raspberry Pi on your local network by following [this guide](https://gist.github.com/pinheadmz/a3e5ded7a4f0413e948a6a257c375891).
 

en/getting-started.md

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 title: Getting Started
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 # Getting started
 
 ## Use a Handshake DNS Resolver
-[Resolving Handshake Domains](/en/resolve)
+[Resolving Handshake Domains](/resolve)
 
 ## Buy Handshake coins (HNS)
 In order to acquire Handshake names, you'll need to first purchase Handshake coins (HNS). You can find an updated list of exchanges that accepts Handshake on [CoinGecko](https://www.coingecko.com/en/coins/handshake#markets).
@@ -23,12 +23,12 @@ Check out [Buy Handshake coins (HNS) - A walkthrough for purchasing HNS](https:/
 
 There are a few ways to get a name on Handshake:
 
-- Buying directly from Handshake via [auction process](/en/auction).
+- Buying directly from Handshake via [auction process](/auction)
-- Buying from a secondhand marked.
+- Buying from a secondhand marked such as [Namebase](/namebase) or [ShakeStation](/shakestation)
-- Claim a [reserved name](/en/reserved_names).
+- Claim a [reserved name](/reserved_names).
 
 **Namebase**
-Visit [https://www.namebase.io/domains](https://www.namebase.io/domains) and use the search to find names you want to own.
+Visit [Namebase](/namebase) or [ShakeStation](/shakestation) and use the search to find names you want to own. Alternatively use an [Explorer](/explorers) to search for a domain.
 
 **Owned — listed for sale**
 This name's auction ended, the name is owned by someone else and it's up for sale — you can immediately purchase it. If the seller has enabled "Make an Offer", you'll also be able to make them an offer for their name.

en/reserved_names.md

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 Existing TLDs and over 100,000 Alexa websites are reserved on the Handshake blockchain. Upon removing collisions, generic, and exclusions (e.g. 1 or 2 character names), approximately 80,000 names remain. Using the root key and DNSSEC, domain owners can cryptographically prove ownership to the Handshake blockchain to claim names. 100,000 was chosen as a number which the ownership is clear and has already gone through policy and process.
 
+## End of the claims
+
+Reserved domains were able to be claimed for 4 years after the launch of Handshake. This deadline has passed. Rather than let all the domains be registered by anyone after this deadline passed (how the original code was written), Handshake did a soft fork to stop the top 10,000 domains from being registered. If any of these 10,000 domains want to be claimed, Handshake will need to do a hard fork to re-enable claims.
+
 ## Existing TLDs
 All existing [ICANN TLDs](https://github.com/handshake-org/hs-names/blob/master/names/tld.json) ([ccTLDs](https://github.com/handshake-org/hs-names/blob/master/names/cctld.json), [gTLDS](https://github.com/handshake-org/hs-names/blob/master/names/gtld.json), [rTLD](https://github.com/handshake-org/hs-names/blob/master/names/rtld.json)) are reserved and can't be opened at auction.
 

en/resolve.md

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 title: Resolving Handshake Domains
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@@ -21,8 +21,8 @@ There are many methods to visit HNS websites on your computer and there are trad
 
 ### hsd full node + letsdane proxy
 
-[hsd](https://github.com/handshake-org/hsd)
+[HSD](https://github.com/handshake-org/hsd)
-[letsdane](https://github.com/buffrr/letsdane)
+[LetsDANE](https://github.com/buffrr/letsdane)
 
 >  Security: HIGH
 >  Privacy: HIGH
@@ -31,14 +31,14 @@ There are many methods to visit HNS websites on your computer and there are trad
 >  Complexity: HIGH
 {.is-info}
 
-hsd is the most bullet-proof piece of Handshake software available. It verifies every single transaction and every single block against every single protocol rule we have. It has the best security practices and the best privacy. It does complete recursive domain name resolution from the HNS root zone all the way down. letsdane is the best tool available for verifying DANE and establishing HTTPS connections to websites hosted on Handshake domains. It checks all DNSSEC records served by hsd and checks the certificate offered by the web server. Every cryptographic signature is verified. If a user installs both of these on the computer they are browsing from, there is very little surface for attack: your browsing history remains private and all data transmitted and received is private and secure.
+HSD is the most bullet-proof piece of Handshake software available. It verifies every single transaction and every single block against every single protocol rule we have. It has the best security practices and the best privacy. It does complete recursive domain name resolution from the HNS root zone all the way down. letsdane is the best tool available for verifying DANE and establishing HTTPS connections to websites hosted on Handshake domains. It checks all DNSSEC records served by hsd and checks the certificate offered by the web server. Every cryptographic signature is verified. If a user installs both of these on the computer they are browsing from, there is very little surface for attack: your browsing history remains private and all data transmitted and received is private and secure.
 
 
 ### hsd SPV node / hnsd light client + letsdane proxy (Fingertip)
 [Fingertip](https://impervious.com/fingertip)
-[hsd](https://github.com/handshake-org/hsd)
+[HSD](https://github.com/handshake-org/hsd)
-[hnsd](https://github.com/handshake-org/hnsd)
+[HNSD](https://github.com/handshake-org/hnsd)
-[letsdane](https://github.com/buffrr/letsdane)
+[LetsDANE](https://github.com/buffrr/letsdane)
 
 >  Security: HIGH
 >  Privacy: MEDIUM
@@ -64,8 +64,8 @@ There are available guides for [connecting Fingertip to Firefox](https://gist.gi
 Beacon is a web browser that works a lot like Fingertip but is self-contained. It is convenient since it requires no setup, but inconvenient since it requires a user to abandon their current default browser. The technical mechanism is similar to Fingertip but Beacon does not do recursive name resolution, meaning it relies on external DNS-over-HTTPS servers. It leaks domain names to those servers, but still verifies all data using the blockchain data it keeps internally from hnsd. If Chrome / Safari / Brave / Opera ever adopt Handshake in a meaningful way, this method will probably be the best we can hope for.
 
 ### Internal HNS resolver: hsd or hnsd without letsdane proxy
-[hsd](https://github.com/handshake-org/hsd)
+[HSD](https://github.com/handshake-org/hsd)
-[hnsd](https://github.com/handshake-org/hnsd)
+[HNSD](https://github.com/handshake-org/hnsd)
 
 >  Security: LOW
 >  Privacy: HIGH (hsd) / MEDIUM (hnsd)
@@ -78,11 +78,13 @@ Beacon is a web browser that works a lot like Fingertip but is self-contained. I
 A user can install their own HNS resolver but neglect to install the DANE verifying software. This user will be able to browse to websites hosted on HNS domain names BUT NEVER SECURELY. This user can not establish an HTTPS connection but can still "see" HNS websites, assuming the web server allows HTTP connections without requiring or enforcing security. A user can even run hsd on a server and connect to it remotely. This is technically an external resolver and will require additional security (SIG0) to ensure that the received data is authentic.
 
 
-### External HNS resolver like hdns.io, NextDNS, resolvr, HandshakeNames
+### External HNS resolver
+[HNSDoH](https://welcome.hnsdoh.com) <!--
 [hdns.io](https://hdns.io)
-[NextDNS](https://nextdns.io/)
+[NextDNS](https://nextdns.io/)-->
 [resolvr](https://resolvr.info/)
 [HandshakeNames](https://handshakenames.com/dns-resolver)
+[Bob Wallet Chrome Extension](https://bobwallet.io/)
 
 >  Security: LOW
 >  Privacy: LOW
@@ -91,19 +93,22 @@ A user can install their own HNS resolver but neglect to install the DANE verify
 >  Complexity: LOW
 {.is-info}
 
-[Bob Wallet Chrome Extension](https://bobwallet.io/) is another example of this method. The most important thing to know about this method is that SOMEONE ELSE IS VERIFYING THE BLOCKCHAIN, NOT YOU. Since the blockchain is the root of all "trust" in this system, you are outsourcing absolutely everything including security and privacy. It may be possible to run a letsdane proxy in addition to these resolvers and establish a secure HTTPS connection between your browser and the web server. However, since the blockchain data is being served to you from some untrusted source we can not classify this method as truly secure. This is currently how Brave actually resolves "decentralized domain names" such as Unstoppable Domains and Ethereum Name Service.
+Access Handshake domains by getting DNS records from a public resolver. The most important thing to know about this method is that SOMEONE ELSE IS VERIFYING THE BLOCKCHAIN, NOT YOU. Since the blockchain is the root of all "trust" in this system, you are outsourcing absolutely everything including security and privacy. It may be possible to run a letsdane proxy in addition to these resolvers and establish a secure HTTPS connection between your browser and the web server. However, since the blockchain data is being served to you from some untrusted source we can not classify this method as truly secure. This is currently how Brave actually resolves "decentralized domain names" such as Unstoppable Domains and Ethereum Name Service.
 
 ### External proxy like hns.to
 [hns.to](https://hns.to)
 
->  Security: LOW
+>  Security: EXTREMELY LOW
 >  Privacy: LOW
 >  Decentralization: LOW
 >  Convenience: EXTREMELY HIGH
 >  Complexity: LOW
 {.is-info}
 
-Users are presented with an illusion that they can "see" websites hosted on HNS domains but really they are looking at a website hosted on legacy ICANN domain name. If there is any HTTPS security offered at all it is anchored in legacy certificate authority. The server knows the entire URL you are looking up and knows all data you send and receive to the web server. The proxy CAN ALTER DATA you send or receive to the web server, including links. This is currently how Puma browser resolves Handshake domains.
+Users are presented with an illusion that they can "see" websites hosted on HNS domains but really they are looking at a website hosted on legacy ICANN domain name. If there is any HTTPS security offered at all it is anchored in legacy certificate authority. The server knows the entire URL you are looking up and knows all data you send and receive to the web server. The proxy CAN ALTER DATA you send or receive to the web server, including links. This is currently how Puma browser resolves Handshake domains. This is marked as extremely low security as the proxy can view and edit any traffic.
+
+> NEVER USE A PROXY TO ENTER PASSWORDS OR SENSITIVE INFO.
+{ .is-warning } 
 
 
 ## Features and Rankings
@@ -111,7 +116,7 @@ Users are presented with an illusion that they can "see" websites hosted on HNS
 Can you trust the authenticity of the content you see in the browser? Can you enter private, personal or sensitive data into a website? Most browsers offer a "lock" icon in the URL bar when an HTTPS connection is established, meaning the answer to both these questions is "yes". Eavesdropping on your connection is impossible and altering data to and from both you and the web server is impossible. It's important to remember that HTTPS requires proper configuration by the website and domain name owners as well. Just because you have set up the proper tools on your computer does not mean every website is secure.
 
 - **HIGH**: Secure HTTPS is available. Domain name has been cryptographically verified and web server identity has been cryptographically identified.
-- **LOW**: Secure HTTPS is not available. The chain of cryptographic verification is broken. Do not trust this content. Do not enter personal data into this website.
+- **LOW**: Secure HTTPS is not available. The chain of cryptographic verification is broken. Do not trust this content. Do not enter personal data into this website. 
 
 ### Privacy
 Do any other entities (besides your browser and the web server) know what websites you are visiting?

en/shaker.md

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 # Shaker
 
 Shaker is a discord bot used to verify ownership of a Handshake domain.
+This bot is managed by [Nathan.Woodburn/](/directors/nathanwoodburn) so please contact him if the bot has any issues.
 
 ## How to use
 1. Run `/verify` and enter your domain

en/using_names.md

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 title: Using your name
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@@ -23,20 +23,23 @@ Domains can have many uses such as guiding users to websites, using as your iden
 
 
 ## Chats/Forums
-- [HNSChat](https://hns.chat) - A chat platform using Varo Auth for authentication with Handshake domains
+- [HNS Mastodon](https://mastodon.hns.au) - A Mastodon instance that allows people to login using their HNS domain.
+
 
 
 
 ## Identity
 - [Varo Auth](https://auth.varo.domains/implement) - A php authentication system using Handshake domains as yor identity
-- [HNS Login](https://login.hns.au) - A OAuth2/OpenID wrapper for Varo Auth (This is the authentication used for Handypedia)
+- [HNS Login](https://login.hns.au) - A OAuth2/OpenID Handshake login system. (This is the authentication used for Handypedia)
 - [Shaker](/en/shaker) - A discord bot used to verify ownership of a Handshake domain.
 
 ## Earn
-- [Sell SLDs via Namebase](https://www.namebase.io/registry) - Offer SLDs via Namebase's Registry
+- [Sell SLDs via Namebase](https://www.namebase.io/registry) - Offer SLDs via popular registrars using Namebase's Registry
+- [Sell SLDs via HNS.ID](https://hns.id/stake) - Offer SLDs minted on the Optimism L2 chain using HNS.ID
 - [Sell SLDs via a Varo instance](/dns_hosting#varo)
 
 
 
 ## Other uses
 - [Link shortener](https://linkr) - A self hosted link shortener (Tutorial coming soon from Nathan.Woodburn/)
+- [HNS Cloud](https://cloud.hns.au) - A cloud service that uses HNS Login for user authentication

en/🤝.md

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+---
+title: 🤝
+description: 🤝 Escrow Service
+published: 1
+date: 2024-09-11T05:12:25.486Z
+tags: wallets, escrows, exchanges
+editor: markdown
+dateCreated: 2024-09-11T05:12:25.486Z
+---
+
+# 🤝
+
+Trade cryptocurrencies securely using this escrow service created by [Eskimo](https://eskimo.dev/).
+This escrow is only available on the Handshake domain [🤝/](https://🤝)
+
+## Currently Supported Currencies
+
+| Token | Symbol |
+| --- | --- |
+| Handshake | HNS |
+| Bitcoin | BTC |
+| Cardano | ADA |
+| Dogecoin | DOGE |
+| Litecoin | LTC |
+