"A real world safe"
Nice read.
Topic: HOWTO: create a 100% secure wallet - page 46. (Read 276221 times)
I like it! Educational and offensive.I won't be having my grandma read it, though
oops i forgot my pass-phrase now i am screwed!!!!
Ty for the info
I still think there is no thing that is 100% secure. anywhere. ever.
Thank you so much for the information I actually learned something.
0) Damn Small Linux is 50MB in size, install it somewhere and install bitcoin on it.
1) Encrypt the disk/file.
2) Use a Cloud-based service like JungleDisk.com to backup your wallet/distro. It costs $5/month & the first 5GB is free.
1) Encrypt the disk/file.
2) Use a Cloud-based service like JungleDisk.com to backup your wallet/distro. It costs $5/month & the first 5GB is free.
Thanks, i think is the best configuration to safe handle bitcoins
Is anyone working on a "BTC distro" of one of the more secure unixes (netbsd or minix3)?
I prefer to have a actual device with chip in it , to hold the wallet
Very helpful, thanks!
thanks for the help and advice.
Thanks. I think I like the vault/safety-deposit-box approach with redundant copies.
Encrypt your wallet...makes sense. Thanks for the post!
Good info, Thanks
Thanks for all the info.
Will definitely have to play around with this.
Thanks for putting the time into sharing the info.
Thanks for putting the time into sharing the info.
Thank you
nice, good to know. Thumbs in the air
seems like a good idea, but I don't think it will be worth the effort for a lot of people
Thanks for the nice knowledgebase
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