How many eggs are we talking? Web wallets are ok for pocket change, like a couple hundred LTC - max.
Also, consider that these wallets and their operators are MUCH more likely to be the target of hackers and ddos attacks than you are.
Just get a very strong, hard password (20 or more letters+numbers+symbols), and back up the wallet to 3-4 USB flash drives.
Maybe rename the wallet.dat file and place it amongst a bunch of other useless, similarly named files.
Keep one drive in safety deposit box, one at home, one with a friend, maybe one in your car.
And make sure you have a clean, new install of your OS when you back it up and make your password.
Also, consider that these wallets and their operators are MUCH more likely to be the target of hackers and ddos attacks than you are.
Just get a very strong, hard password (20 or more letters+numbers+symbols), and back up the wallet to 3-4 USB flash drives.
Maybe rename the wallet.dat file and place it amongst a bunch of other useless, similarly named files.
Keep one drive in safety deposit box, one at home, one with a friend, maybe one in your car.
And make sure you have a clean, new install of your OS when you back it up and make your password.
less than a couple hundred
i tend to use very strong passphrases for everything anyway, so that's not going to be an issue. Just like to keep my crypto-hoards spread out across multiple containers so that if one is compromised (hasn't happened yet, but ya never know), the others will/should be safe.Thx for the tips.