By the way:
I wrote a guide on How to do Offline Transactions using MyEtherWallet.
Offline-Transactions may be a good alternative if you don't have a hardware-wallet (although I'd still recommend getting one for larger equivalents of money).
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I wouldn't trust hardware wallets, too many points of failure. You have to trust the manufacturer, the post office, the workers etc. Hardware wallets would be the first thing to be targeted as well.
Hello,
I don't agree with that.
Hardware-Wallets aren't 100% secure either but let's say at least for now they provide 99,9% security.
Here are two reviews and (electronic) teardowns of the Ledger Nano S and the Trezor from EEVblog:
Ledger Nano S:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SKWYO3Qh79A
Trezor:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BzxGoJdd8a4
I usually store partial of my bitcoins on different usbs and spread them out throught different safe deposits
Otherwise my main wallet for bitcoin is a trezor or exodus for fast transactions.
Otherwise my main wallet for bitcoin is a trezor or exodus for fast transactions.
Hi,
Securing your main supply using a hardware-wallet is good.
May I ask for the reason why you're not storing all of your BTC in your hardware-wallet?
Of course I understand having a small amount at exchanges for trading purpose but I don't really understand the spreading on different USBs part as your Trezor should be much more secure than any other storage-method.
Maybe I just got you wrong
Regards,
Nestade
Hi,
Well
That's the basic idea- keep everything free from malware and make it as hard as possible for the bad boys stealing your wallet.
Thank you I try my best to help other people - I'm not an expert but I acquired some knowledge by tinkering with some basic pentesting.
Thanks - You're welcome
Hope my guide could help some people.
Thank you - You're welcome!
Hope there's something useful for you in my guide
If there are any questions feel free to ask!
Regards,
Nestade
I think! Best way: generate wallet in ofline pc or used hardware to security private key!
Carefull when sent atlcoin and token to other wallet!
Carefull when sent atlcoin and token to other wallet!
Well
That's the basic idea- keep everything free from malware and make it as hard as possible for the bad boys stealing your wallet.
Thanks for the total concern, we are proud to the people who share their talents and knowledge on how to protect ourselves from any criminals like hackers, being a new crypto fan, I have no enough knowledge about the security and safety to avoid hackers, and I'm very thankful you guys for sharing us, it is good for all who accessed and used crypto currencies. We really knows that hackers are rampant here in crypto business, they really take advantage to the weak people.
Thank you
I try my best to help other people - I'm not an expert but I acquired some knowledge by tinkering with some basic pentesting.thanks for making this thread bro. im sure this will help those newbies that are still wondering on how to secure their infornations
Thanks - You're welcome
Hope my guide could help some people.
Thank you for sharing. I appreciate your guidance in this topic. I will do right now to protect my coin.
Thank you - You're welcome!
Hope there's something useful for you in my guide
If there are any questions feel free to ask!
Regards,
Nestade
I wouldn't trust hardware wallets, too many points of failure. You have to trust the manufacturer, the post office, the workers etc. Hardware wallets would be the first thing to be targeted as well.
I have learnt and practiced from what you've taught most of us in the community. I appreciate that. Keep looking for vital information like this for us. You taught me how to encrypt my data and that's what made me happier. thanks again.
You have asked the question how to file it. and I think the security of the wallet site that we have all of it will depend on how we keep the key from the wallet site that we have. so I think our private key should be kept secret.
Thank you for sharing. I appreciate your guidance in this topic. I will do right now to protect my coin.
thanks for making this thread bro. im sure this will help those newbies that are still wondering on how to secure their infornations
Thanks for the total concern, we are proud to the people who share their talents and knowledge on how to protect ourselves from any criminals like hackers, being a new crypto fan, I have no enough knowledge about the security and safety to avoid hackers, and I'm very thankful you guys for sharing us, it is good for all who accessed and used crypto currencies. We really knows that hackers are rampant here in crypto business, they really take advantage to the weak people.
I think! Best way: generate wallet in ofline pc or used hardware to security private key!
Carefull when sent atlcoin and token to other wallet!
Carefull when sent atlcoin and token to other wallet!
Great guide you can add metamask extension to your guide so these phising sites will be prevent especially when we are using DEX or Decentralized Exchange like etherdelta and forkedelta,there is another extension which is called cryptonite it is also recommended by myetherwallet.com so you will be warned whenever you enter a potential phishing sites.
Good read,this is a great knowledge to have,also you can protect your browsers from the phishing sites using the metamask extension it is being recommended by myetherwallet.com to use,because it will protect your private keys from being stolen when you are using dex or decentralized exchanges,it can also be used together with the hardware wallets like ledger and trezor.
Very helpful and informative. thanks for this nice informative guide/turtorial. You are doing a nice job and i guess everyone using online wallets should really read and understand this that they are vulnerable and avoid downloading stuff. if they don't have hardware wallet then Encrypting your private key is a must thing to do.
very helpful topic men. thanks for this i hope a lot of user will be use this topic for their own security. because a lot of user dont know how to upgrade their security system to their own wallet.. actually me also dont know to do that and this thread could be help for me hehehe nice one
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