Yes, you can have the hardest password in the world, it will be useless if your computer is compromised. A double authen with phone will prevent that to happen.
And can't be brute forced
Topic: Best Security Practices with Blockchain.info? (Read 766 times)
I have recently made my first BTC deposit into my blockchain.info wallet. I have printed out a paper wallet. I have also had a backup created and I have downloaded the multi-bit desktop app to use the backup with if needed.
I created a 10 digit password and another longer digit double password for transfers. Double encrypted now.
From your experience, are my BTC still vunerable? If so, what steps should I use to secure further?
Thanks in advance.
I created a 10 digit password and another longer digit double password for transfers. Double encrypted now.
From your experience, are my BTC still vunerable? If so, what steps should I use to secure further?
Thanks in advance.
Two factor authentication is must. If you do not have Google authenticator or YubiKey, at least enable email in two factor.
Cheers
Get a Yubikey. If you have a keylogger on your computer, you could be tripple encrypted with 20 character passwords and it means nothing. If you've got bitcoin, you basically need One time password devices. I use Google Authenticator as well as Yubikeys.
I have recently made my first BTC deposit into my blockchain.info wallet. I have printed out a paper wallet. I have also had a backup created and I have downloaded the multi-bit desktop app to use the backup with if needed.
I created a 10 digit password and another longer digit double password for transfers. Double encrypted now.
From your experience, are my BTC still vunerable? If so, what steps should I use to secure further?
Thanks in advance.
I created a 10 digit password and another longer digit double password for transfers. Double encrypted now.
From your experience, are my BTC still vunerable? If so, what steps should I use to secure further?
Thanks in advance.
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