Daydreaming about my mansion and then started getting very scared that I have everything exposed to an exchange still. Just bought the Trezor. Can anyone else confirm this is a good choice? Any advice for a first time hardware wallet user?
got 10k on my trezor in a FIRE PROOF LOCK BOX don't forget that last part.
Levi James
10k on Ledger in safety deposit box.
Jaxson Perez
Use your seed phrase, you tard.
Easton Nelson
they come with 20 word passphrases as a backup you simpleton.
Zachary Reed
Yes now send your links to your MEW Trezor address
Easton Martin
They say you can restore it from a paper backup, I guess.
Xavier Perez
I slide my trezor between my bum crack not because I want to keep it safe but to lure crypto faggots into diddling my chocolate starfish. You see, sirs, I'm gay and I love 2 things in life: sucking cock and LINK
Got 150k+ link on a trezor, had no problems so far. Got ledger as well but prefer tresor. Copy of seed code in 2 different locations in 2 different countries. I'd say about as secure as you're gonna get
Isaiah Cruz
Can anyone tell me why link is pumping? It just become the biggest thing in my portfolio
Samuel Cox
Good choice. Secure your seed words well and not online and if anything happens to the hardware you regen the whole wallet with your seed words. In B4 basement dwelling paper wallet is the only way autists.
No, you are just a dumb kid who can't afford a safe deposit box
Justin Gomez
I have a trezor but here is how I saved my Linkies before and it's even more secure than trezor
Pro-tip: You don't need to buy a piece of Chink meme garbage to secure your tokens.
Download the following:
VeraCrypt Oracle VM VirtualBox
Spin up a Virtual Machine running Ubuntu or other distro and then go to MyEtherWallet. Generate a wallet and write down seed / download KeyStore file.
Choose a solid password for your KeyStore file.
Create a VeraCrypt container and choose a solid password for that too. Put the KeyStore file in the VeraCrypt container. Now put the VeraCrypt container on a USB, make a few copies.
Close down the Virtual Machine and sleep easy. No one has ever, and I mean US Gov tier level, has ever cracked TrueCrypt or VeraCrypt. Each time to need to access your wallet just spin up a Virtual Machine running a Linux distro and unencrypt.
You will 100% not get your shit keylogged. You can even set VeraCrypt to only allow password to be typed in a fully separate instance on your machine.
Zachary Perez
I got one of these bad boys last year and put my 100,000 link on it. Bought some land and built a house on it. After the foundation had been dug I dug deeper and placed the wallet in the hole. House is finished now and my wallet is safe underneath my house.
Luke Gutierrez
Have my Trezor waiting at home for me but is the VM part essential? I already dual boot Ubuntu and Windows.
Ethan Ramirez
Op pros and cons on both? leaning on ledger nano S but i havent encountered someone that uses trezor
Connor Martin
based
Charles Adams
I have dual boot too but the VM works as a new computer so it offers even better security.
Jayden Jackson
why do you need the linux VM virtual box? why not just make a veracrypt container on your local pc? srs question i am trying to learn
install VM virtual box program on local PC --> create virtual box running linux distro --> do what op said --> spin up veracrypt container --> store everything on there
Blake Morgan
if your pc is compromised VM virtual box protects you from that? Won't keyloggers or screen capture shit work anyway? I don't know how this shit works desu
Isaac Reyes
basemented and rebarpilled
Joseph James
Yes, it operates as a completely different computer. No keylogger can access a new virtual machine
>got 10k on my trezor in a FIRE PROOF LOCK BOX don't forget that last part.
The only thing that needs fireproofing is the recovery seed password card. I keep 30k on my trezor out on my computer desk.
Carter Howard
I tried it myself and the keylogger didn't detect what I wrote in the VM
Gavin Hill
>if your pc is compromised VM virtual box protects you from that?
No.
Your VM being compromised is ok, it can't leak to the real PC (in theory, but in practice either nobody has broken that).
If your PC is compromised, then the VM is just a program running under it, and whoever has access to your PC will see everything it runs including the VM
If you delete windows/system32 folder on the virtual machine however, then the person will not be able to see anything at all in your virtual machine
Elijah Martin
Please contact Microsoft-- they spend millions of dollars a year trying to find out what you were able to do in your bedroom.
Justin Ross
Is hacking of a wallet such a common occurrence?
I am new to crypto, I understand exchanges can get hacked so no point in holding serious stacks there (if you don't plan to trade them) but what about BRD for example? Or some other phone-based wallet? Is that really something to be worried about?
Kayden Lewis
The keylogger is not set to listen to the virtual machine - it doesn't mean you don't have someone livestreaming your fucking desktop to his house while he eats popcorn, seeing and recording everything you do in the VM.
And if a key logger just listens to key input, rather than trying to listen to a windows registering of inputs, it will get everything you type in the VM
Aiden Murphy
Make sure the lockbox is data rated. Fire safes are generally rated for a temperature that paper combusts at. Plastic melts at a much lower temp.
Nathan Young
ur keylogger is shitty
Samuel Campbell
>have an ethereum node synced up on an external drive, continuously syncing on a internet-connected computer >when you need to send a transaction, take the eth node drive and connect it to your permanently disconnected computer where you sign a transaction using your private key and validate it >put the signed transaction onto a flash drive >broadcast the transaction on myetherwallet private key -> perfectly safe from any malware
William Flores
bump for same question but about the handcash app t. BSV is Bitcoin
Nolan Brown
I would never hold LINK, even if it fucking ballooned. Sorry.
Zachary Williams
you're right I'm a kid but you'd probably commit suicide if you knew how much money I had. you should do that anyway if you're such a poorfa brainlet nigger that you think using a bank deposit box for your ledger adds any security at all. end your sad wagecuck life
Ideally you don't want any online component whatsoever related to your wallet. It doesn't happen often, but why risk it?
Levi Taylor
everything goes through the driver of the host machine. don't worry a good keylogger gets everything.
Oliver Collins
Is there any way to avoid it?
Tyler Roberts
protip: if you received it with the secret words already generated, you're getting your coins stolen
Luke Peterson
better not use a virtual machine but use an offline mint live os.
Nathan Parker
>If you delete windows/system32 folder on the virtual machine however, then the person will not be able to see anything at all in your virtual machine ...............................what
Anthony Cook
If there is a bank run you wont be able to access your safety deposit box
Thomas Allen
it is true, you can test, as your VM will not run anymore and the hacker will not be able to see it
Dylan Jenkins
Based
Dylan Howard
>as your VM will not run anymore and this helps us how
Cooper Stewart
okay here is the deal 1) anyone that writes down their seed in full is a fucking retard that deserves to get taken to the shed and fucked to death by jamal. 2) if you insist on the stupid shit called hardware wallet, use sensible precausitions! a) the device can fail you any time, but worse it's not a security feature it's an attack vector it is best use as an airgapped hot wallet. not good for cold storeage. b) the seed, do not write down the whole seed! keep 6 words committed to memory! and distribute the remaining 18 words in 3 groups of 6 words according to this pic.
oh and of course keep the 3 seed portions at 3 separate locations! no single point of failure!
James Gonzalez
lol you got upset
Christopher Davis
I am in a similar situation. How can I be sure nobody has already seen the 20 phrase recovery password? My plan is to buy one and punch the recovery passwords into a sheet of steel but I am worried some one might get my stinkies..
Jaxon Parker
see break your seed up at least if you are stupid enough to write it down
Luke Campbell
Can you explain more about the grouping part?
Ian Butler
>use sensible precausitions such as what
Camden Smith
Should I move my 10k stinks out of metamask
Zachary Rodriguez
the point is any 2 sheet out of the 3 contains the entire seed. so they have to find 2 not 1. if you keep 6 words to memory then not even all 3 is enough.
Just watch this video for good key storage practices.
Nicholas Ross
3) don't forget your tinfoil
Jaxson Anderson
I have long since forgotten everything. I don’t remember even a single word from my seed phrase.
Zachary Lopez
It's the best hardware wallet user, good choice to protect your linkies
Parker Nguyen
you only need tinfoil to shield your rfid cards if you like your privacy. or if you want to be absolutely untrackable by phone/gps for a short period of time you can wrap the phone too. the you should probably write down the full groups and take vinpocetine and fish oil
Jaxson Harris
Phone wallets, online wallets and exchanges are suicide wish tier, you will eventually kill yourself in the next two years