Topic: HOWTO: create a 100% secure wallet - page 82. (Read 276221 times)
tnx for this guide trying as we speak
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I think many do not realise the importance of wallet.dat this will help them, it's like loosing the key to a safe that cannot be picked or broken into!
Hm, I feel 100% security claims are always misleading, even if it's practically true. A live cd can be changed by someone for a cd that has a keylogger installed.
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good post. thanks for the tips
this means you need 5 post ?
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Thanks for the info, this is very interesting. Dont want a pickpocket stealing all my bitcoins!
Even though I thought I knew a decent amount, I still learned from this post. Thank you.
Thanks for the info! Helped a lot 
Thanks for all the info.
Oh, and nothing is ever '100% secure' ^^..
Put it on a stick now, thanks for that advice!
Tnx! 
thank you
Thank you for this. I'm just starting out and will try to follow all those tips.
Here's what I've done.
I'm using a mac. I have created an 128bit AES encrypted dmg file of 4Gb. I've put inside all my bitcoin folder and symlinked it to my bitcoin app folder into 'Applications'.
Everytime I need to do a transaction, I mount the dmg and running the bitcoin-bt app from the encrypted folder. I know this can be a bit slow at times; but I don't mind. As an extra measure I've also encrypted my wallet.dat file, just in case.
Cheers.
I'm using a mac. I have created an 128bit AES encrypted dmg file of 4Gb. I've put inside all my bitcoin folder and symlinked it to my bitcoin app folder into 'Applications'.
Everytime I need to do a transaction, I mount the dmg and running the bitcoin-bt app from the encrypted folder. I know this can be a bit slow at times; but I don't mind. As an extra measure I've also encrypted my wallet.dat file, just in case.
Cheers.
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