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Topic: Creating ultra-safe paper wallet (Did I do this correctly?) (Read 1097 times)

legendary
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And how would you spend these funds on the cold wallet safely? Through blockchain.info?
import private keys in bitcoin-qt
sr. member
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Neptune, Scalable Privacy
And how would you spend these funds on the cold wallet safely? Through blockchain.info?
legendary
Activity: 1358
Merit: 1001
https://gliph.me/hUF
legendary
Activity: 1610
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boot from Tails or another live CD/DVD/USB system of your choice...
legendary
Activity: 1834
Merit: 1020
4)  Close down my browser, reconnect to the Internet, and reopen my browser.

Upon reconnecting to the internet, the malware that earlier had been taking a screenshot every quarter second uploads the photo payloads it had been waiting on since it had lost Internet connectivity for a short while.


Doh.
legendary
Activity: 1311
Merit: 1000
Cant you use safemode without networking?
legendary
Activity: 2506
Merit: 1010
4)  Close down my browser, reconnect to the Internet, and reopen my browser.

Upon reconnecting to the internet, the malware that earlier had been taking a screenshot every quarter second uploads the photo payloads it had been queued up ever since it had lost Internet connectivity for a short while.
legendary
Activity: 1358
Merit: 1002
1- Go to github.com and download bitaddress.org source code
2- Inspect it and copy it to a secure flash drive(secure as in recently formated)
3- Go to an offline computer and insert your secure flash drive
4- open you own local copy of bitaddress.org and generate keys/wallets at will
5- Huh
6- Profit
legendary
Activity: 1834
Merit: 1020
These are the steps I just took in creating a paper wallet that is intended to be ultra secure in the event that I wish to stash some BTC there for the long-term.

1)  Open www.bitadress.org in my browser.

2)  Disconnect from the Internet entirely by disabling my Internet adapter.

3)  Click "Generate New Address" on the bitaddress.org tab and print my paper wallet.

4)  Close down my browser, reconnect to the Internet, and reopen my browser.

Here's my question:  After the steps I just took, is there any possible way that anyone could have intercepted the address or private key?  Is the paper wallet I just created 100% safe?
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