Topic: HOWTO: create a 100% secure wallet - page 43. (Read 276221 times)
Great tips, thanks.
Great tips ! Thanks.
I must now take care not to lose my paper wallet or my deterministic seed.
I must now take care not to lose my paper wallet or my deterministic seed.
+1 for info. cheers 22
Great and informative post! Thanks for the info.
Very informative read, thank you!
I suggest everyone use this no matter how little amount of bitcoins you have. When i first started with bitcoins I was sent a wallet stealer and the next day I didn't have any coins left in my wallet. Completely swiped.
I like it! Educational and offensive.
Interesting and entertaining.
Ty for the info
Wallet security seems like one of the more major problems for the general population to use BitCoins, especially considering the unability to recover stolen BitCoins. It seems like Credit Card Fraud squared, if BitCoins were to become really popular.
Although, from a purely theoretical view (and one that most hardcore BitCoin users would oppose), it might be possible to create a central institute then, which could oversee which BitCoins are "legit" and which are reported "stolen".
Although, from a purely theoretical view (and one that most hardcore BitCoin users would oppose), it might be possible to create a central institute then, which could oversee which BitCoins are "legit" and which are reported "stolen".
Thank you so much for the information I actually learned something.
Thanks, good read. IT people should know most of this anyway.
thx, good info.
Yes, great info. I'll create a super-secure file once I actually start making some money.
Thanks. I think I like the vault/safety-deposit-box approach with redundant copies.
Encrypt your wallet...makes sense. Thanks for the post!
thanks for this i am new and security IS needed 
thanks, appreciate the info!
It is a great info! Thanks for sharing
That's really not a bad system. Simply keeping your device offline is a good way to protect it from remote intrusion. Although don't you need to put that machine online to transfer coin from the account?
I just heard about the bitcoin android app though, makes me think a old android phone with no service plan (so offline) might mike a good mobile wallet. Of course assuming you have a wifi connection wherever you need to spend anything, you'd also need to use whatever wifi connection they have, and you really can't trust public wifi.
I just heard about the bitcoin android app though, makes me think a old android phone with no service plan (so offline) might mike a good mobile wallet. Of course assuming you have a wifi connection wherever you need to spend anything, you'd also need to use whatever wifi connection they have, and you really can't trust public wifi.
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