Of course, it is necessary to be afraid of hackers.
I have taken some measures that my savings haven't stolen, but there is always a probability that something happens.
I consider, it is necessary to undertake all possible security measures that money and tokens were stolen by malefactors.
I advise all to install Firewall on the computer and not to hold money on one wallet.
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Best way to secure is to be super watchful. Have private keys of however much as could reasonably be expected crypto you have. Have however much as could reasonably be expected of this crypto in cool stockpiling. Have a different telephone for 2FA and hot wallets. What's more, another telephone to use for calls and whatever. Keep in any event coins in wallets on your PC you take a shot at and attempt to keep it infection and malware free. Additionally make a point to have your chilly wallets secure and increased.
Yes, of course I'm afraid. Being affraid makes you to be more careful where you use the internet connection (public wifi) and check twice for original websites instead of phishing ones. I would say it is the best time for hackers. Bitcoin's popularity and the emergence of 1500 other digital currencies attracted hackers into the heated space of the crypto currency, expanding the scope for crime and fraud.
fear is obviously Yes. because it is just what you're looking for this long and be an asset will be stolen easily by others without doing a job which means. protecting what we have certainly not carelessly give the address or personal data to a suspicious site. may not fully protect but can at least prevent.
Perhaps you are an experienced in the Cryptocurrency market and have some fortune on the electronic wallet. Your fear is for some reason. But I think that you should choose for yourself many forms of security, even manual, to minimize the attack of hackers. The fear of losing you before the difficulties. And that does not help you protect your account. Dear.
I do not feel afraid of hackers. I am only interested in how I will preserve the electronic assets in my wallet in order to avoid the look and attack of hackers. Fear does not compromise the hackers and ignore your account. Do not be scared, and choose the best and most effective security methods.
I often hear that hackers steal coins with a wallet and it worries me. I hope that my coins are safe in the hardware wallet
Hackers can only access your account or wallet if there is a vulnerable in your system. I am not afraid of hackers because I secured my wallet with strong password and Google authenticator
You shouldn't be afraid of hackers if you take all safety measures in order to prevent you funds from getting stolen. It's much less likely to get robbed when you store your crypto on a cold wallet.
Yes, as long as you can do anything to make your money can be safe and stored by security method, you do not need to worry too much about the hacker.Like me, I had bought a ledger wallet in the last month to hold my Ethereum instead of using exchange wallet or myetherwallet to keep my cryptocurrency.
You shouldn't be afraid of hackers if you take all safety measures in order to prevent you funds from getting stolen. It's much less likely to get robbed when you store your crypto on a cold wallet.
You are definitely right and I support your decision to keep the tokens in cold wallet.
Let me remind you that the moment someone thinks that is completely safe is the moment that become vulnerable.
Everything in internet can be hack, so we must aware from it or always be careful to give our wallet or private key because a lot of bad people want to get rich easily by doing crime. But there are hackers who have good personality. But we must beware from hackers and careful to give information about our wallet.
hacking ordinarily occurring on the online wallets and exchanging webpage. Some hash control rental destinations additionally been hacked a portion of the time. In the event that you know the keep going hack on pleasant hash server you won't keep your reserve on the any online wallet which does not give the private key access to you.
Wallet like Coinbase ought not be utilized at whenever in the event that you need to spare your reserve long time.
Wallet like Coinbase ought not be utilized at whenever in the event that you need to spare your reserve long time.
Yes, as i found so many posts here that people's lost many coins due to hacking attack on their accounts. I always keep my private key at safer place and never share it to anyone in any circumstances because hackers always try to get your key by many means to enter your account. Safety of your private key is must to secure your account from any attack.
Yes sir am always afraid of hacker
fear is obviously Yes. because it is just what you're looking for this long and be an asset will be stolen easily by others without doing a job which means. protecting what we have certainly not carelessly give the address or personal data to a suspicious site. may not fully protect but can at least prevent.
I think hackers are to be scared of because when they get little information about an account, they explore beyond repair. But in order to be safe from them, one has to be very careful of keeping important information and data to one alone and not exposing to anybody as this might cause harm. One should also be careful of applications to download and try to keep private keys safely.
It's certainly scary if it happens, but it seems that if you adhere to the basic safety rules, then do not be afraid much.
Not personally but they are a big problem for crypto in general.
You shouldn't be afraid of hackers if you take all safety measures in order to prevent you funds from getting stolen. It's much less likely to get robbed when you store your crypto on a cold wallet.
Who are not affraid of hackers especially if your accounts are not secure. That is why use double security for your accounts, wallets and other accoubts that involve your digital wallets or digital money. Just be very careful and have extra care for your accounts.
All people need to be informed that double protection is the basis for the existence or presence of the crypto currency in the market.
Being afraid and being wary are two different things. Even MyEtherWallet was hacked because there was a DNS attack on google's servers.
source:
https://www.forbes.com/sites/rachelwolfson/2018/04/25/security-officials-weigh-in-on-protecting-cryptocurrencies-following-myetherwallet-hack/#7fcf1acea81d
Users lost 150k from this. Some things to help prevent you from getting hacked:
1. Use a password manager to create and input your passwords such as lastpass
2. Always use 2 factor authentication
3. Use a hardware wallet like Ledger Nano S or Trezor
4. It would be a good idea to wipe your OS every few months
5. Always look at your URL and double check it. Ensure that there's the https: green security trust seal and even better when it shows the company's name
6. Never ever run any programs from a source in which you do not completely trust
7. Bookmark your sites. A typo can have devastating results
8. Use VPNs such as IP Vanish
9. Never ever ever submit personal information to any site you do not trust. KYC/AML specifically for very unscrupulous ICOs
10. If you really want to go all out, look into running tor os website for more info : https://www.torproject.org/
The list goes on and on
source:
https://www.forbes.com/sites/rachelwolfson/2018/04/25/security-officials-weigh-in-on-protecting-cryptocurrencies-following-myetherwallet-hack/#7fcf1acea81d
Users lost 150k from this. Some things to help prevent you from getting hacked:
1. Use a password manager to create and input your passwords such as lastpass
2. Always use 2 factor authentication
3. Use a hardware wallet like Ledger Nano S or Trezor
4. It would be a good idea to wipe your OS every few months
5. Always look at your URL and double check it. Ensure that there's the https: green security trust seal and even better when it shows the company's name
6. Never ever run any programs from a source in which you do not completely trust
7. Bookmark your sites. A typo can have devastating results
8. Use VPNs such as IP Vanish
9. Never ever ever submit personal information to any site you do not trust. KYC/AML specifically for very unscrupulous ICOs
10. If you really want to go all out, look into running tor os website for more info : https://www.torproject.org/
The list goes on and on
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