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Board Wallet software
Re: Possible Compromised Laptop With Seed in Password Manager?
by
jerry0
on 14/12/2021, 06:57:43 UTC
Then i did virus scan on windows scan and it found lot of threats.  Then how in the world do you protect yourself when googling things then?  I mean are you suppose to inspect every single site you want to visit?  So imagine you looking for cooking recipes and found a bunch of sites... you have to make sure its a cooking recipe site?
I don't understand why you've made it such a big deal. A computer that does not have a firewall protection is more vulnerable to be compromised. Just turn on your anti-virus, it will detect malicious sites and files. It's not recommended to keep bitcoins in such computer that connects to the internet either way.

You said you have a hardware wallet? What stops you from using it?



I am pretty sure my windows defender had firewall protection on.  My windows defender and malwarebyte was on the entire time when I clicked on the link.  Again, the windows scan detected tons of threats when I did a scan right after I clicked on the link.  My concern here is I stored seed in the password manager in the computer.  So if it could read my seeds from my password manager, that is not good.


I have a hardware wallet.  But some of my coins are not compatible with the hardware wallet.  So I have those software wallets on the computer.  There isn't an option for some of the coins I have because you can only use software wallets for it.  But the issue is i wrote the seed down in the password manager.