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Board Bitcoin Discussion
Re: How to protect bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies from hackers.
by
AniviaBtc
on 02/03/2020, 14:08:02 UTC
As I was reading news today on cointelegraph, what i read really shocked me. It was about a new trojan. The trojan can affect exchanges apps. The trojan get access to specifically google factor authenticator on devices and steal it. Use the link below for the full details

https://cointelegraph.com/news/threat-alert-new-trojans-targeting-major-crypto-exchanges-apps-discovered

I am new to cryptocurrencies  but I gained a lot from this news. We need to stay connected everyday to read news because cyber criminals are looking for ways to steal our coins.

A week ago, I read about the safest wallets, I found out that the safest are paper wallet and hardware wallet. The wallets are offline but to make a transaction, you have to connect it online. I later read of a malware that can steal cryptocurrencies  from trezor or ledger nano in just 15 seconds which are the best hardware wallets.

So, we need to know how to manage our wallets too and have a strong antivirus to protect us from hackers and also we need to know the latest threats from cyber criminals so that we can protect ourselves away from them.
Knowledge is our best weapon against all these hackers. If we are going to stay ignorant and miss out the most important news in the market every time, then we would end up becoming prone on getting hacked. Always stay updated on which antivirus would function best on protecting your information and at the same time, know and find some ways on how you can give your account the best security it should really have. If you are going to let your account lie down without any protection from hackers and you are being careless, then don't be surprised anymore if one day you lose all of your wealth.

Never open your wallet or accounts to another device. Don't log in if the device is not yours. Always keep that in mind.

People are always losing their money because they always forgot to logout their account when they use another device. It is very dangerous most especially if you are not really close to the person you borrowed the device. Sometimes you just need to use your own cellphones, laptops, desktop and etc., for a more secured and protected bitcoin. The same with the other cryptocurrency, take care of your belongings most especially those cellphones that have access to your crypto account because we don't know if people are good in hacking accounts or not. So the good option is to always be careful and comfortable with your account and always use one device only for the crypto account.