Quote from: DireWolfM14 on Today at 03:01:26 PM

Quote from: BlackHatCoiner on Today at 08:20:57 AM

I'm thinking on uploading my rar on some google drives and mega accounts. Can't be lost then. And if course save it on hardware too.

I use redundant backups, multiple encrypted digital backups as well as paper backups, but I would never store my seed phrase on a cloud drive. Google isn't likely to flounder and go out of business, but they are very likely to get hacked. If they do get hacked, it may be weeks, months, or even years before they are aware of, and disclose the hack. In such a case you have to rely on the veracity of your encryption to protect your funds. I think it's safest to just take that risk out of o the equation.

I'm a firm believer in physical back ups on paper, it's really the safest way to store your seed. I store my paper backups in a fire-resistant document bag, which in turn is in fire-resistant safe. Fire resistant document bags and small document safes can be found for affordable prices.

How exactly can a hacker bypass 2 hash algorithms with passwords like "asdojiio89wd89A89S98yasbk2ejk"? And why to do it on a rar called "college.rar"