Is there a bitcoin client for the good old C64?
More important: How many MHash/sec can it do?
.00271 KHash/sec, if my math is right... How many can we pool?
Topic: Trojan Wallet stealer be careful - page 17. (Read 50276 times)
More important: How many MHash/sec can it do?
.00271 KHash/sec, if my math is right... How many can we pool?
all good info, thanx
i run a fully encrypted operating system and all storage drives via truecrypt
obviously i am not secure at all.. lol basically no matter how you secure something there is always a chance of it being stolen or destroyed
i think that when you have enough bitcoins to be worth serious money you should follow the age old rule: dont put all your eggs in one basket.
make several secured wallets and distribute the bitcoins around them, encrypt them, and please please back them up!! a little bit of data corruption to do with anything encrypted can quickly become a nightmare!
obviously i am not secure at all.. lol basically no matter how you secure something there is always a chance of it being stolen or destroyed
i think that when you have enough bitcoins to be worth serious money you should follow the age old rule: dont put all your eggs in one basket.
make several secured wallets and distribute the bitcoins around them, encrypt them, and please please back them up!! a little bit of data corruption to do with anything encrypted can quickly become a nightmare!
lol after reading this, storing btc in my wallet doesn't sound promising =x
Where would you recommend storing them? Mybitcoin? 
get Avast antivirus. It is free and I personally used it with no infections so far. ~fab
As far as I have read, encrypting your wallet when not in use is also a good idea. You can use PGP free software for that means.
Yes. And keep backed up copies of it.
As far as I have read, encrypting your wallet when not in use is also a good idea. You can use PGP free software for that means.
Is it not enough to use the build-in encryption in the bitcoin client?
Nefario, thanks for the "heads up" I've installed the disk encryption software for PCs and PDAs...due dilligence...Great tip!
thanks for the info
thanks for the info. hmm i should encrypt my wallet even don't have any balance yet 
If somebody gets your keys today, when your wallet is empty, he will be able to get your money in the future, when it won't. So yes, you have to protect your wallet all the time, even when empty.
thanks for the info. hmm i should encrypt my wallet even don't have any balance yet
Another option to the wallet is to transfer your bitcoins to a secure trading site such as TradeHill. We offer our own personal security to keep your BTC safe. To date we have never had a breach of this system and given our continually updating security we believe that this will remain the case.
Rubin,
Australian Partner.
TradeHill.
Rubin,
Australian Partner.
TradeHill.
the new bitcoin client encrypts the wallet so even if hackers get it, they wont be able to use it, no? unless obviously there's a also a keylogger capturing your passphrase...
Lots of legitimate things are getting marked as trojans now because bitcoins are being associated with malware.
Thanks for the warning. I will make use of the wallet encryption linkage you posted as I see you have an outstanding reputation.
this is important my buddy had lotsa coins stolen.
What the fuck is bitcoins? lol, I really dunnp:S
Bitcoin P2P Digital Currency
Bitcoin is a peer-to-peer digital currency created in 2009 by Satoshi Nakamoto. Peer-to-peer means that no central authority issues new money or manages transactions—these tasks are carried out collectively by the network. It is also the name of the open source software designed in order to use this currency.
From bitcoin.org.
You really should know this. >.>
I had that one ,good thing i had only 0.5 bcs in my wallet.
lol after reading this, storing btc in my wallet doesn't sound promising =x
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