Topic: HOWTO: create a 100% secure wallet - page 67. (Read 276221 times)
hum! I was not knowing how to do this, thanks for secure wallet kb
im using torwallet. is it secure enough?
ok
Thank for this guide !
Thanks for the nice knowledgebase
Thank you so much, Im greatful to have read this, because now i can go through and do it correctly. No point in being apart of btc unless im going to use it the way they intended, safe, secure, and anonymous. Must respect the BTC and be responsible or end up a victim.
Great guide, thanks!
thanks for thsi
thanks
Good info. Thanks.
Really good HOWTO. Especially for newbie like me !
'degree of protection' in in-depth analysis.Thanks
nice guide, especially to me since i am new here.Totally appreciated
'degree of protection' in in-depth analysis.Thanks
Nice read!
Live systems rock (e.g. BackTrack, Liberte Linux etc.)
I recommend the use of TrueCrypt: Create a hidden volume, use cascading algorithms, put one or more wallet.dat inside the volume and encrypt it.
Please do backups of your USB devices, so even if someone would get hands on them, they couldn't decrypt it and steal your Bitcoin.
Live systems rock (e.g. BackTrack, Liberte Linux etc.)
I recommend the use of TrueCrypt: Create a hidden volume, use cascading algorithms, put one or more wallet.dat inside the volume and encrypt it.
Please do backups of your USB devices, so even if someone would get hands on them, they couldn't decrypt it and steal your Bitcoin.
Haha, too lazy to get five posts but not too lazy to write up all of that? Thanks for the info though.
Clever using a Live-USB, would recommend a smaller distro of Linux for users with limited resources.
I need to check out this "armory" thing.
Just saying thanks for the post
Is anyone familiar with paper bitcoin wallets 
Cheers. Good guide - without securing your wallet it's like chucking your internet banking password in plaintext on your desktop.
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