Topic: HOWTO: create a 100% secure wallet - page 26. (Read 276221 times)
Thanks for the info
What would be the most reasonable way to secure a wallet(in terms of the effort it takes to accomplish it)?
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Thanks for this!
I have got a couple paper wallets now with my monies spread across them all.
I have got a couple paper wallets now with my monies spread across them all.
Someone needs to make a tool specifically to make it fast and easy to create paper Bitcoin wallets.
How would a paper bitcoin wallet work?
Maybe you're looking for this: http://papercoin.org/
Awesome post, thanks
Are there youtube tutorials for this kind of thing?
Someone needs to make a tool specifically to make it fast and easy to create paper Bitcoin wallets.
How would a paper bitcoin wallet work?
Someone needs to make a tool specifically to make it fast and easy to create paper Bitcoin wallets.
thanks for the info 
Thank you for the information. It's very useful.
awesome post, you must protect against physical loss as well as hacking. keeping your wallet on a single laptop hard drive with no backup is just suicide
personally i have mine on a virtual machine hosted in a secure datacenter with storage on a raid array AND backed up in 2 offsite locations, i'm still paranoid about it :-)
personally i have mine on a virtual machine hosted in a secure datacenter with storage on a raid array AND backed up in 2 offsite locations, i'm still paranoid about it :-)
Thanks for the info. Its really helpfull for us!
Great guide, will definitely help out a lot of people who don't realize that BTC is the digital equivalent as cash, and needs protected as such. Myself, I keep my wallet.dat on dropbox so it's accessible from the cloud, but that's more as a "checking" account (that's empty atm). I'll definitely use the print and lock up method for my future savings account.
Make sure your wallet.dat is in an encrypted volume of it's own.
Great info + funny writing style. Thanks
Great guide, will definitely help out a lot of people who don't realize that BTC is the digital equivalent as cash, and needs protected as such. Myself, I keep my wallet.dat on dropbox so it's accessible from the cloud, but that's more as a "checking" account (that's empty atm). I'll definitely use the print and lock up method for my future savings account.
ctually, you could do a weekly trip to the bank and put your wallet.
Thanks for the info.
Thx, together with the wiki link very good info!
Thanks for sharing the info!
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