A lot of the rules that apply to protecting your fiat savings apply to Bitcoin as well.
- Never access an account through an email or other link. Log in through the site home page as normal, and then work your way to the page through the site navigation.
- Account managers never ask for your password, so don't give it to anyone who asks.
- If it is "too good to be true", then it is a scam.
- If you get an unsolicited email or phone offer that can't be verified as coming from the account management organisation, then just ignore it.
Topic: Don't be lackadaisical about security (Read 228 times)
And that is why I always says that "Education" is the key to combat against cyber criminals roaming around crypto crypto-verse. We always need to stay up to date and go around the forum and read a lot, otherwise we will be another statistics. And you don't one to be the next victims in this war against cyber criminals.
If you fail to secure your bitcoin the right way, there is definitely a high chance of losing them some time now, or in the future, there have been numerous threads on the methodologies required for newbies to adopt to safeguard their coins and keep it theirs.
There are so many measures that newbies must embrace to ensure they do not fall a victim of scam.
This is a very apt link that can help newbies understand what they must do to protect their bitcoin/wallet:
https://bitcoin.org/en/secure-your-wallet#online
Don't just read, but start today to implement all you read.
There are so many measures that newbies must embrace to ensure they do not fall a victim of scam.
This is a very apt link that can help newbies understand what they must do to protect their bitcoin/wallet:
https://bitcoin.org/en/secure-your-wallet#online
Don't just read, but start today to implement all you read.
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