Re: What you do for security?

Quote from: Nerkata on February 24, 2018, 04:45:43 PM

Quote from: FutureICOs on February 24, 2018, 04:36:42 PM

I think this question is something that should be in the mind of many, at least those who got over 1k Crypto Assets. As it is not RARE to see people losing their funds through hacking or all that stuff, it is becoming a lot common. So what measurements do you take to secure yourself (your funds)?

I have recently found this https://www.bitfreezer.us/, it is Hardware wallet as many might figure out. I have around 5-6k Crypto assets (depending on up/down value), so I believe it is not BAD to have this.

I have 2 questions. First is what I asked right at the start, it is what do you guys do for security? Then is this a good option to take? As I havent made an order yet, but will be going ahead on Monday. So let me hear your views. Thank you

Never heard of BitFreezer so I can't comment on them. But I would always recommend getting a Nano by Ledger.

Furthermore be anonymous. Use different passwords for every service (as one should do). Always use 2-Factor-Authentification. Change your passwords frequently and never for the love of god give away your private key.

I think Ledger is something that MOST are fairly well aware of it, but I have NEVER used it and I like to know the cost and how it works. This BItFreezer is $49, so looks fine to me. I dont exactly have a burning desire to have this but I feel if $50 can give me security for my 5k amount, then it should be worth going for.