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bitmover

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Quote from: VaultMeX on September 21, 2018, 11:29:10 AM

2) Set a 2FA or U2F authentication method whenever possible and always save the backup key in a safe storage place.

Those are all good tips.
I would add about 2fa that you can use Authy authenticator. It's a good program which save your keys and logins in your account. If you lose your phone, you can just recover your account.

I prefer it over Google authenticator, because if you use Google authenticator and lose your phone all your 2fa are lost forever (unless you backed the keys up.

nxlmedia

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Don’t trust this exchange

https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/cluster2k-and-vaultmex-5092831

VaultMeX

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STAY SAFE OUT THERE IN CRYPTOLAND!

Quote from: VaultMeX on September 21, 2018, 11:29:10 AM

VaultMex Crypto Security Guidelines for Newbies & Experienced Cryptocurrencies Users

1) Don't use SMS 2FA on your accounts

2) Set a 2FA or U2F authentication method whenever possible and always save the backup key in a safe storage place.

3) Get a Hardware Wallet and use it. If you still want to use a software wallet use an HD wallet (such Electrum) and avoid using Bitcoin-core if you are a complete newbie.

x) Don't be too lazy or too stupid to avoid fowllowing the aforementioned points

4) Check the SSL connection of the website you are visiting when you are dealing with moving funds and sensitive information to avoid phishing attempts.

5) Never download executables or other files from untrusted sources. If you are doing it double check with antiviruses and community feedbacks on the internet.

6) Stay anonymous. The most you can, of course.

7) Use always a "trusted" VPN (no free ones!) on untrested public wifi networks to avoid data spoofing

Cool

Bookmark websites

9) Use different emails & different passwords for different types of accounts

10) Use your brain.

https://vaultmex.com

Mr.Spider703

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http://radio.r41.ru

read this https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/scam-exchange-vaultmex-5051231 about this exchange

VaultMeX

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UP

VaultMeX

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Up for newbies education.

https://vaultmex.com

Cluster2k

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Quote from: VaultMeX on September 21, 2018, 11:29:10 AM

VaultMex Crypto Security Guidelines for Newbies & Experienced Cryptocurrencies Users

1) Don't use SMS 2FA on your accounts

2) Set a 2FA or U2F authentication method whenever possible and always save the backup key in a safe storage place.

3) Get a Hardware Wallet and use it. If you still want to use a software wallet use an HD wallet (such Electrum) and avoid using Bitcoin-core if you are a complete newbie.

x) Don't be too lazy or too stupid to avoid fowllowing the aforementioned points

4) Check the SSL connection of the website you are visiting when you are dealing with moving funds and sensitive information to avoid phishing attempts.

5) Never download executables or other files from untrusted sources. If you are doing it double check with antiviruses and community feedbacks on the internet.

6) Stay anonymous. The most you can, of course.

7) Use always a "trusted" VPN (no free ones!) on untrested public wifi networks to avoid data spoofing

Cool

Bookmark websites

9) Use different emails & different passwords for different types of accounts

10) Use your brain.

https://vaultmex.com

Agree on every step, not necessarily in the same order. Wink

rondex

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Quote from: VaultMeX on September 21, 2018, 11:29:10 AM

VaultMex Crypto Security Guidelines for Newbies & Experienced Cryptocurrencies Users

1) Don't use SMS 2FA on your accounts

2) Set a 2FA or U2F authentication method whenever possible and always save the backup key in a safe storage place.

3) Get a Hardware Wallet and use it. If you still want to use a software wallet use an HD wallet (such Electrum) and avoid using Bitcoin-core if you are a complete newbie.

x) Don't be too lazy or too stupid to avoid fowllowing the aforementioned points

4) Check the SSL connection of the website you are visiting when you are dealing with moving funds and sensitive information to avoid phishing attempts.

5) Never download executables or other files from untrusted sources. If you are doing it double check with antiviruses and community feedbacks on the internet.

6) Stay anonymous. The most you can, of course.

7) Use always a "trusted" VPN (no free ones!) on untrested public wifi networks to avoid data spoofing

Cool

Bookmark websites

9) Use different emails & different passwords for different types of accounts

10) Use your brain.

https://vaultmex.com

Excellent guidelines. Great advice for newbies, but useful to remember in general for everyone, experienced or not. Good job Vaultmex, you deserve sMerit and my compliments because is nice to see an Exchange entity like you putting efforts into community education to cryptocurrencies.

Keep the good job up!

EDIT: i will review your website too and write something for the community, if your exchange is good as your advices it deserves to be known around!

VaultMeX

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Quote from: joniboini on September 21, 2018, 10:55:22 PM

Quote from: VaultMeX on September 21, 2018, 11:29:10 AM

6) Stay anonymous. The most you can, of course.

Why?

You forgot one thing, use GNU/Linux. It protects you a lot.

Because privacy is a fundamental right and our informations exchange is heavily abused by trusted and untrusted third parties for their own interest and profits.

This is why you should keep yourself anonymous at the most on your daily basis internet browsing.

Saying you don't need privacy because you got nothing to hide is like saying that you don't need freedom of speach just because you don't have nothing to say.

VaultMeX

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Quote from: jseverson on September 22, 2018, 12:15:30 AM

Quote from: VaultMeX on September 21, 2018, 11:29:10 AM

1) Don't use SMS 2FA on your accounts

To be fair, using it is better than using nothing. It should definitely be lowest on the priority list when it comes to account protection though.

Quote from: joniboini on September 21, 2018, 10:55:22 PM

Quote from: VaultMeX on September 21, 2018, 11:29:10 AM

6) Stay anonymous. The most you can, of course.

Why?

Not OP, but everyone has the right to privacy, and that should be reason enough IMO. As far as practicality goes, it also helps prevent social engineering attacks, identity theft, etc.

Right.

We at VaultMex.com believe that privacy is a fundamental human right, moreover in this information-based society.

https://www.lawteacher.net/free-law-essays/constitutional-law/privacy-is-a-fundamental-human-right-constitutional-law-essay.php

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Right_to_privacy

https://www.quora.com/Is-privacy-a-human-right

http://gilc.org/privacy/survey/intro.html

http://www.un.org/en/universal-declaration-human-rights/

jseverson

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Quote from: VaultMeX on September 21, 2018, 11:29:10 AM

1) Don't use SMS 2FA on your accounts

To be fair, using it is better than using nothing. It should definitely be lowest on the priority list when it comes to account protection though.

Quote from: joniboini on September 21, 2018, 10:55:22 PM

Quote from: VaultMeX on September 21, 2018, 11:29:10 AM

6) Stay anonymous. The most you can, of course.

Why?

Not OP, but everyone has the right to privacy, and that should be reason enough IMO. As far as practicality goes, it also helps prevent social engineering attacks, identity theft, etc.

joniboini

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Quote from: VaultMeX on September 21, 2018, 11:29:10 AM

6) Stay anonymous. The most you can, of course.

Why?

You forgot one thing, use GNU/Linux. It protects you a lot.

VaultMeX

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