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"Ledger Nano S;Multi-Tree Support;This new feature adds the ability to store multiple XMSS trees on your Ledger Nano, Up to four (4) with the use of the new plausible deniability features. Each tree is limited still to 256 keys, however now you can sign up to 1024 combined transactions. This feature will allow you to store 2 QRL addresses with 256 available transactions each on your Ledger from each profile enabled (Up to 4 addresses between 2 profiles). When you reach the end of your first address OTS key pool, you have the opportunity to send all funds to the second address and continue using the Ledger. Once both trees have been consumed you will have to transfer funds into a new address, and re-initialize the Ledger to generate new keys. Don’t worry too much though, the web/desktop wallet will warn you when your keys are close to running out.;178"
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Ledger Nano S;Plausible Deniability;One of the most exciting features to roll out with this latest release is the ability to secure your funds from the “$5 wrench attack”. This new feature creates a secondary passphrase to open your Ledger device with. This second account space allows another 2 QRL XMSS trees or Addresses to be created on the Ledger. To access the new account space on your Ledger you will enter the new passphrase you setup when you first power up the Ledger. This will add an additional word to the 24 word mnemonic phrase, creating 2 word lists. The first being the typical 24 word Ledger recovery key, the second being the same 24 word phrase plus the additional word setup during configuration. To read more on the setup and configuration of the second account space see this article from the Ledger team: https://support.ledger.com/hc/en-us/articles/115005214529-Advanced-passphrase-security This feature is optional and there is no way to tell from the Ledger if you have configured this extra space. Plausibly deniable and fully recoverable secure funds! To setup the second address space, follow the official ledger guide: https://support.ledger.com/hc/en-us/articles/115005214529-Advanced-passphrase-security. After you have secured the additional mnemonic word for the second space follow this guide again to initialize the 3rd and 4th QRL addresses.;308
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Ledger Nano S;Private Keys;The Ledger will not print your QRL private key. This is stored on the Ledgers secure element, and the basis of what makes this device so secure. You will be presented with a private key to restore your Ledger device during the initial setup. Any application secrets will be tied to this private key, and it is required to restore your wallet if ever needed. Store your Ledger Device seed (mnemonic) somewhere safe, in an encrypted manner if possible (Recommended you have this information stored in multiple physical locations) With the addition of plausible deniability there is an additional self-set mnemonic word that must be stored as well. This additional word can be up to 100 characters max and is case sensitive. This additional word is needed as much as your 24 word mnemonic to be able to restore your funds. You can think of it as an extra 25th word that you can choose. If you forget or lose your keys, nobody will be able to help you!;200
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Ledger Nano S;OTS Key Index;"When you create a new wallet you create an XMSS tree, which is comprised of many one time use signatures. Every signature is referenced as your OTS index or One Time Signature key index(https://docs.theqrl.org/developers/ots). The Ledger will now hold 2 XMSS trees (QRL Addresses) in it’s memory space. The OTS key index is limited. You can only use each key ONCE. When you’ve used your last key, you will no longer be able to sign transactions. This cannot be stressed enough! Your Ledger Nano S will keep track of OTS keys for you, however if you ever lose the device and need to reinstall on a new device, you will have to reset your XMSS index inside the QRL Web Wallet. You can rely on the state of the node you’re communicating with; however this will not keep track of failed transactions where a signature was broadcast to the network and subsequently failed. It is best to track all OTS key usage elsewhere to ensure you never reuse the same OTS key. NOTE With your last key you must empty your wallet. If you use all of your OTS Key Indexes with funds in the wallet, these funds will be lost FOREVER (Don’t worry, there are plenty of warnings along the way.) The QRL Web Wallet will provide ample warnings you are running low on OTS Keys (<=50) to ensure you have plenty of time to move your coins to a new address. It is up to you to move them, however!";331
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Ledger Nano S;OTS Key Tracking;"It’s recommended that you track all OTS Keys used in a spreadsheet or similar media. The Nano S will keep track of your OTS keys for you, however if you ever lose the device and need to reinstall on a new Ledger Nano S you will need to know which OTS keys have been consumed, The basic security of XMSS is based on using any key exactly one time. The QRL software has been developed in such a way to help users track their OTS keys, it is ultimately up to the user to track and insure they have not re-used any keys. Once you have restored your wallet on a new Ledger, manually set the XMSS OTS key index inside the QRL Web Wallet tools section. See https://docs.theqrl.org/wallet/ledger-nano-s/#manually-set-xmss-index to Manually Set XMSS Index You can rely on the state of the node you’re communicating with; however this will not keep track of failed transactions where a signature was broadcast to the network and subsequently failed. NOTE It is best to track all OTS key usage elsewhere to ensure you never reuse the same OTS key.";253
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Ledger Nano S;Tokens and Messages;Currently the QRL Ledger Nano S app does not support the creation and sending of QR Tokens on the QRL Network. Only native Quanta (QRL) transfers and Message Transaction types and derivatives of are currently supported. A future release of the QRL Ledger Nano S app will support token creation, sending and slave transaction functionality. In the mean time you can setup another address following https://docs.theqrl.org/wallet/basics and use this for all on chain tool uses.;102
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Ledger Nano S;Installing the QRL Application;Using the Ledger Live application, follow these instructions: Open the Manager in Ledger Live Connect and Unlock your Ledger Nano S Allow the Manager on your Ledger Nano S device by pressing the right button when asked Search the App catalog for QRL, and click the Install button next to the QRL app. An installation window will appear, and your device will display Processing… The QRL App installation has completed on your Ledger Nano S;89
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"Ledger Nano S;Multi-Tree Support;This new feature adds the ability to store multiple XMSS trees on your Ledger Nano, Up to four (4) with the use of the new plausible deniability features. Each tree is limited still to 256 keys, however now you can sign up to 1024 combined transactions. This feature will allow you to store 2 QRL addresses with 256 available transactions each on your Ledger from each profile enabled (Up to 4 addresses between 2 profiles). When you reach the end of your first address OTS key pool, you have the opportunity to send all funds to the second address and continue using the Ledger. Once both trees have been consumed you will have to transfer funds into a new address, and re-initialize the Ledger to generate new keys. Don’t worry too much though, the web/desktop wallet will warn you when your keys are close to running out.;178"
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Ledger Nano S;Plausible Deniability;One of the most exciting features to roll out with this latest release is the ability to secure your funds from the “$5 wrench attack”. This new feature creates a secondary passphrase to open your Ledger device with. This second account space allows another 2 QRL XMSS trees or Addresses to be created on the Ledger. To access the new account space on your Ledger you will enter the new passphrase you setup when you first power up the Ledger. This will add an additional word to the 24 word mnemonic phrase, creating 2 word lists. The first being the typical 24 word Ledger recovery key, the second being the same 24 word phrase plus the additional word setup during configuration. To read more on the setup and configuration of the second account space see this article from the Ledger team: https://support.ledger.com/hc/en-us/articles/115005214529-Advanced-passphrase-security This feature is optional and there is no way to tell from the Ledger if you have configured this extra space. Plausibly deniable and fully recoverable secure funds! To setup the second address space, follow the official ledger guide: https://support.ledger.com/hc/en-us/articles/115005214529-Advanced-passphrase-security. After you have secured the additional mnemonic word for the second space follow this guide again to initialize the 3rd and 4th QRL addresses.;308
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Ledger Nano S;Private Keys;The Ledger will not print your QRL private key. This is stored on the Ledgers secure element, and the basis of what makes this device so secure. You will be presented with a private key to restore your Ledger device during the initial setup. Any application secrets will be tied to this private key, and it is required to restore your wallet if ever needed. Store your Ledger Device seed (mnemonic) somewhere safe, in an encrypted manner if possible (Recommended you have this information stored in multiple physical locations) With the addition of plausible deniability there is an additional self-set mnemonic word that must be stored as well. This additional word can be up to 100 characters max and is case sensitive. This additional word is needed as much as your 24 word mnemonic to be able to restore your funds. You can think of it as an extra 25th word that you can choose. If you forget or lose your keys, nobody will be able to help you!;200
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"Ledger Nano S;OTS Key Index;"When you create a new wallet you create an XMSS tree, which is comprised of many one time use signatures. Every signature is referenced as your OTS index or One Time Signature key index(https://docs.theqrl.org/developers/ots). The Ledger will now hold 2 XMSS trees (QRL Addresses) in it’s memory space. The OTS key index is limited. You can only use each key ONCE. When you’ve used your last key, you will no longer be able to sign transactions. This cannot be stressed enough! Your Ledger Nano S will keep track of OTS keys for you, however if you ever lose the device and need to reinstall on a new device, you will have to reset your XMSS index inside the QRL Web Wallet. You can rely on the state of the node you’re communicating with; however this will not keep track of failed transactions where a signature was broadcast to the network and subsequently failed. It is best to track all OTS key usage elsewhere to ensure you never reuse the same OTS key. NOTE With your last key you must empty your wallet. If you use all of your OTS Key Indexes with funds in the wallet, these funds will be lost FOREVER (Don’t worry, there are plenty of warnings along the way.) The QRL Web Wallet will provide ample warnings you are running low on OTS Keys (<=50) to ensure you have plenty of time to move your coins to a new address. It is up to you to move them, however!";331"
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Ledger Nano S;OTS Key Tracking;"It’s recommended that you track all OTS Keys used in a spreadsheet or similar media. The Nano S will keep track of your OTS keys for you, however if you ever lose the device and need to reinstall on a new Ledger Nano S you will need to know which OTS keys have been consumed, The basic security of XMSS is based on using any key exactly one time. The QRL software has been developed in such a way to help users track their OTS keys, it is ultimately up to the user to track and insure they have not re-used any keys. Once you have restored your wallet on a new Ledger, manually set the XMSS OTS key index inside the QRL Web Wallet tools section. See https://docs.theqrl.org/wallet/ledger-nano-s/#manually-set-xmss-index to Manually Set XMSS Index You can rely on the state of the node you’re communicating with; however this will not keep track of failed transactions where a signature was broadcast to the network and subsequently failed. NOTE It is best to track all OTS key usage elsewhere to ensure you never reuse the same OTS key.";253
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Ledger Nano S;Tokens and Messages;Currently the QRL Ledger Nano S app does not support the creation and sending of QR Tokens on the QRL Network. Only native Quanta (QRL) transfers and Message Transaction types and derivatives of are currently supported. A future release of the QRL Ledger Nano S app will support token creation, sending and slave transaction functionality. In the mean time you can setup another address following https://docs.theqrl.org/wallet/basics and use this for all on chain tool uses.;102
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Ledger Nano S;Installing the QRL Application;Using the Ledger Live application, follow these instructions: Open the Manager in Ledger Live Connect and Unlock your Ledger Nano S Allow the Manager on your Ledger Nano S device by pressing the right button when asked Search the App catalog for QRL, and click the Install button next to the QRL app. An installation window will appear, and your device will display Processing… The QRL App installation has completed on your Ledger Nano S;89
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