with your secure digital safe.

[Patrick v]

with your secure digital safe
The safe personal environment for your most important data and files. Decide with whom you want to share information
= crypto!
brand?

 

[Martin Everson]

Have you experienced concussion as what are you trying to say here?

 

[0xDEADBEEF]

I recommend Trezor.

 

[jayM]

Trezor better than Ledger what's you think?

 

[JohnnyDoe]

Trezor better than Ledger what's you think?

I agree. For ease of use connect Trezor to exodus

 

[jayM]

but security is the same right ?

 

[JohnnyDoe]

but security is the same right ?

Some say ledger is inferior

 

[jafo]

but security is the same right ?

https://www.ledger.com/blog/security-incident-report

 

[Jorozey]

but security is the same right ?

You can learn to use a paper wallet, the most secure option that no one can hack you.

 

[0xDEADBEEF]

At the end of the day:

Using a secure/dedicated device and a hardware wallet for transactions means your funds are safe unless you send them to an incorrect address or start sharing your gains with others.

 

[jafo]

At the end of the day:

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Using a secure/dedicated device and a hardware wallet for transactions means your funds are safe unless you send them to an incorrect address or start sharing your gains with others.

Besides this being funny, this is the GENIUS of the USA! The Americans realized early on that ABSOLUTE VIOLENCE trumps anything else. No laws, no rules, no beliefs...nothing can trump (no pun intended) absolute unfiltered violence.

I take off my hat to the Americans for figuring this out before anyone else (in the modern world).

 

[zaybxc]

At the end of the day:

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Using a secure/dedicated device and a hardware wallet for transactions means your funds are safe unless you send them to an incorrect address or start sharing your gains with others.

Yeah, the 5$ wrench attack might have a big "return of investment"

It reminds me that a few years ago info of some Ledger customers was stolen... not nice to know that somebody out there knows that you own a hardware wallet and where you live...

Actually I'm wondering how customers' info are secured on crypto exchanges, they basically know your wallet address(es) and where you live.
It might be dangerous for personal safety if they sell this info to some criminals: from the wallet address they can see on the blockchain-scan how much you have on your wallet and might come to your home to extort your wallet's seed phrase.

 

[JohnnyDoe]

Yeah, the 5$ wrench attack might have a big "return of investment"

It reminds me that a few years ago info of some Ledger customers was stolen... not nice to know that somebody out there knows that you own a hardware wallet and where you live...

Actually I'm wondering how customers' info are secured on crypto exchanges, they basically know your wallet address(es) and where you live.
It might be dangerous for personal safety if they sell this info to some criminals: from the wallet address they can see on the blockchain-scan how much you have on your wallet and might come to your home to extort your wallet's seed phrase.

That’s one of the many reasons why you should keep your real personal data private.

 

[diatessaron]

with your secure digital safe
The safe personal environment for your most important data and files. Decide with whom you want to share information
= crypto!
brand?

First of all, your crypto is your business and nobody should know about it. Not even close relatives, some people aren't bad, they're just ignorant, not knowing something is better than knowing it because you can't tell what you don't know.

Second, get yourself a cheap phone, one with a clean OS, I'd suggest the European market since those in other continents tend to have a lot of bloatware which is bad.

Forget about all these fancy looking USB sticks, hackers will target those but they won't target you. There have been multiple leaks involving Nano Ledger and Trezor, personal information etc, and those leaks have been followed by robberies and such.

 

[zaybxc]

That’s one of the many reasons why you should keep your real personal data private.

I see but... do you use crypto exchanges? Or you give them a secondary address of a home where you pay the bills (for KYC) but don't actually live in?

 

[JohnnyDoe]

I see but... do you use crypto exchanges? Or you give them a secondary address of a home where you pay the bills (for KYC) but don't actually live in?

Inside the mentor group gold you will find useful information

 

[jafo]

Not even close relatives, some people aren't bad, they're just ignorant, not knowing something is better than knowing it because you can't tell what you don't know.

Words of Wisdom!