Quote from: patmast3r on January 05, 2016, 08:29:36 AM

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here I am experimenting with ligthwallet, all work fine - all functions are available in full and is not observed any failures, but there has been no new translations
I have a few questions for security - was taken an account that is already stored coins when creating lightwallet requested privat key, password from the main account and the name will this or can this information in a secure store and you will not get if especially with regards to the privat key? now with regards to the proposed nodes , but also provided in a further node not a developer?
thank you

NEM devs are always concerned about security. NEM has many security features that no other chain has. In fact the Lightwallet itself is a security feature. NEM has two-tiered architecture designed in it from day 1 that this is taking advantage of. Cheesy

thanks, correctly realizing and making the conclusion - the password privat key remain on the computer, but not uploaded to the server, thanks again

Yes, but do notice the security advice that gimre posted.
You should still only use a trusted NIS for as long as the lightwallet is served by NIS and not a standalone application you can download. Anyone could just adapt the lightwallet that their NIS serves to steal your priv-key.

Yes, I agree, but it should also pay attention though, just simply careful inspection in the future will protect