Quote from: OmegaStarScream on October 04, 2015, 09:37:44 AM

I was reading this Docs on Electrum :

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Even if TrustedCoin is compromised or taken offline, your coins are secure as long as you still have the seed of your wallet. Your seed contains two master private keys in a 2-of-3 security scheme. In addition, the third master public key can be derived from your seed

So I have this question , if I have a Keylogger on my PC (Dosen't matter if it's Clipboard , Screen capture or whatever) and I make a new fresh Electrum wallet with Two-Factor Authentication (with TrustedCoin) .

It dosen't matter if I make Two-Factor Authentication or it does not , since it says that I'am able to recover my wallet with the seed , so if the keylogger captures somehow the seed , I'am screwed ?

Because the Electrum says what I quoted above , and the TrustedCoin says this :

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you can offer a wallet that is secure even if the user's computer is compromised with a keylogger.

For keylogger it means an external one, not one installed by yourself.
Usually a keylogger took all the key you press on your keyboard. But if someone install in your machine a keylogger that take picture of your screen and he takes your seed, so you are fucked.
I used electrum with trustedcoin once, but when I've found some difficulties to take my btc out from electrum, I've restored my wallet using the seed on another machine launching it without trustedcoin and set only the 2fa, that it's quite enough as security for your wallet.