Quote from: killiankyc on June 19, 2019, 07:17:22 AM

Quote from: lucyfermornin on June 19, 2019, 06:58:07 AM

Hacker attacks seemed to start happening very often. When I go to the exchange, there is no certainty whether I did everything to protect myself from hacking. Even the news talked about how some hackers found a way to bypass two-factor authentication in order to gain access to a crypto wallet. I'm at a loss how to continue trading in such conditions

All cryptocurrency wallets are created for security, but the exact protection differs from wallet to wallet. Therefore, the best way would be to try different types of wallets first, before stopping at one. If you are looking for a way to protect yourself from hacking, then there are interesting articles on the taklimakan site, this is a platform for communicating and exploring crypto investments.

Because of the hacks, the wallets of the exchanges mainly suffer, so the main rule is to transfer to the account of the exchange only the necessary amount of funds of which you are planning to trade at the moment. in addition, create and store separately for example on the disk backup copies of wallets and keys