Quote from: Ambatman on Today at 01:40:55 PM

Quote from: Satofan44 on Today at 12:19:10 PM

150 wallets and all on the same device? I would not be surprised if he was advertising himself as a privacy and security expert, what an idiot. Roll Eyes

Not everybody listen to their own advice. Knowing the right thing is one thing but doing the right thing is another.

I would consider that advice by a fake expert. Whoever has time to suggest things that they themselves are not doing, they are a fraud who does not believe in the things that they are preaching. It is very similar to many signature campaign participants here.

Quote from: Lucius on Today at 03:27:07 PM

However, even full access to the computer means that you cannot empty all crypto wallets just like that, unless they are not protected by a password at all, or the attacker knows which wallets the user has and prompts him to open them and thus find out the password.

No, that is not how things work. There are automated tools by now which will scan your machine for every possible known wallet type, desktop and extension wallets. They can extract them fast or they can empty them fast, sometimes they try both. It depends on the target and on the attackers.

Even if they are all password protected, which I assure you in many cases they are not, where are these passwords most often stored? On the computer in plaintext, or on the computer inside a password manager. If you have complete access to somebody's system, you can do anything. If you don't know how, it is mostly due to a lack of your own imagination. Sometimes people compromise systems and wait months or even years, gathering information, before executing an attack.