Put it on a USB that is encrypted and inside a ZIP / RAR folder with a very strong password. Try not to loose the USB.
Or use a paper wallet. 
Topic: Safe To Save BTC Wallet Backup On Smartphone? (Read 757 times)
Put it on a USB that is encrypted and inside a ZIP / RAR folder with a very strong password. Try not to loose the USB.
If you somehow got your Smartphone wet, all btc lost .
Yep, don't always rely on them, take backups in memory cards or just simply wrote down your private key somewhere in a safe place.
If you somehow got your Smartphone wet, all btc lost .
personally, I'd use an offline wallet for >100BTC.
Never gonna happen, for me at least
Same here. Unless you have immense amounts of bitcoin, you don't have to worry about top notch protection. Never gonna happen, for me at least
personally, I'd use an offline wallet for >100BTC.
Never gonna happen, for me at least
Never gonna happen, for me at least
You can also zip it with password.
That can be usually bruteforced.If you use a weak password yes it can be bruteforced, same problem is with encrypted wallets too.
Just put it on a cheap, difficult to lose laptop, that's what I'd do, anything smaller would be too easy for people to run off with or disappear.
You can also zip it with password.
That can be usually bruteforced.
You can also zip it with password.
Smartphones aren't built for such shenanigans unless you dedicate it solely for the wallet.
Not on your daily used Phone, but as kind of Hardwarewallet with No non Market Apps, and only conected to the Internet for Updates,
i don't see a big Problem in this, when you make after every usage a Backup
i don't see a big Problem in this, when you make after every usage a Backup
You could also change the name of the file after encryption in order to further disguise it.
It should never be named wallet.dat.pgp or the likes. Try changing wallet.dat.pgp to tankless_water_heater_manual.pdf
Nobody wants a water heater manual.
It should never be named wallet.dat.pgp or the likes. Try changing wallet.dat.pgp to tankless_water_heater_manual.pdf
Nobody wants a water heater manual.
I would say it's like having it on your Pc with internet. An encrypted backup would probably be safe, paperwallet or cold wallet would be better for large sums though.
It would need to be encrypted, something like the private key stored in 1password would be fine.
Is there a truecrypt app in the Droid market?
What if i use truecrypt to protect my backup?
Sure its safe probably
I wont try, smartphones aren't the safest devices. The next wave of hackers attacks will be on smart phones
Would smart phone apps be able to mine information about my wallet just like the mine information about everything else on my phone?
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