More / Bitcoin Reddit - 1 month ago
Someone close to me recently got their house broken into and their seed phrase stolen from their safe. This got me thinking about the single point of failure of today's devices. A multi-sig solution is paramount I believe for any serious cold-sto...
Bitcoin News / Google News Bitcoin - 1 month ago
Machankura 2.0: Turning Feature Phones Into Bitcoin Hardware Wallets& & CoinDesk
by COINS NEWS - 2 months ago
My current setup, I've created a Private key offline. I have it stored in 2 different safe locations etched in metal. This Cost me about 4$. I keep 75% in cold storage, 15-20% Hot wallet, 5% on an exchange. If I used a Hardware wallet, Would I...
by COINS NEWS - 2 months ago
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More / Bitcoin Reddit - 2 months ago
I currently live in a relatively poor country and I'm looking to store my savings in bitcoin, but I can't get a hardware wallet. Are there any secure alternatives to hardware wallets that I can use to hold for a couple of years before I'...
More / Bitcoin Reddit - 2 months ago
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More / Bitcoin Reddit - 3 months ago
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by COINS NEWS - 6 months ago
Greetings HODLers, Given that the topic has come up multiple times in the daily I thought I’d offer my perspective on hardware wallets and their advantages over keeping your digital assets on exchanges. I’ll try to maintain a balanced perspective by...
More / Bitcoin Reddit - 7 months ago
After the ledger recover debacle the entire world learned that hardware wallet companies can extract your seed from your device. Whether they will or not is irrellevant, its possible and thats all that matters. Ledger used to say you can plug your ha...
by COINS NEWS - 7 months ago
That's right: if you aim for a secure self-custody long term solution, you might not even need a hardware signing device. In fact, hardware wallets are just very convenient devices to store you keys. If we consider how critical is the security o...
by COINS NEWS - 7 months ago
Introduction I've noticed quite a few misconceptions on this subreddit about what wallets actually are and what the essential difference is between software wallets and hardware wallets. So, I've decided to write a thorough guide aimed and be...
Cryptocoins News / The Cointelegraph - 8 months ago
Explore strategies to prevent side-channel attacks on cryptocurrency hardware wallets, ensuring your digital investments remain secure. Cryptocurrency hardware wallets...
by COINS NEWS - 9 months ago
Just had an insanely interesting reddit discussion with many folks here on where they are trading / stacking crypto. While I had expected most folks to just use centralised exchanges, it seems that most people are actually withdrawing their crypto to...
Bitcoin News / Bitcoin.com - 9 months ago
B2BinPay, a leading crypto-processing platform, has revealed a new partnership with Ledger, the global platform for digital assets. As a result of this collaboration, clients of B2BinPay will have the chance to acquire a limited-edition Ledger Nano X...
by COINS NEWS - 9 months ago
Hello, fellow crypto enthusiasts over at r/CryptoCurrency! We are your friends from Keystone Hardware Wallet and we can't wait to dive into some engaging discussions with you! To help you put faces to our names, here are the individuals who will...
More / Bitcoin Reddit - 9 months ago
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More / Bitcoin Reddit - 10 months ago
I want to be able to verify receive addresses on all of my devices and have them air-gapped. I was listening to the Stephan Livera podcast 215 where his guest recommends using a coldcard (I currently have one) and a keystone in a multi-sig setup. He...
by COINS NEWS - 10 months ago
There are over 170 hardware wallets on the market. Using multiple sources, here are the wallets that I was about to find as open source. Walletscrutiny is a good website that examines hardware wallets and they found some "open source" walle...
More / Bitcoin Reddit - 10 months ago
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More / Bitcoin Reddit - 10 months ago
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by COINS NEWS - 10 months ago
https://www.coindesk.com/tech/2023/05/24/crypto-security-firm-unciphered-claims-ability-to-physically-hack-trezor-t-wallet/ In a less than ideal turn of events, it appears that Trezor can't keep you safe from $5 wrench attacks. On one hand we hav...
by COINS NEWS - 10 months ago
Long post alert. Here's the tl;dr: Most hardware wallets leave your coins at risk because they implement the passphrase feature in a way that sounds good in theory but is unsafe in real world use. Below, I've explained why, and offered soluti...
by COINS NEWS - 11 months ago
I see comments saying "bye ledger, ordered myself a new hw". Don't you get it? These hardware wallets are not what we thought they were. It has nothing to do with their new feature. By announcing that they can offer a service to recove...
by COINS NEWS - 11 months ago
First some basics: Secure Element: The secure element is not an unbreachable storage chip, it is in fact a little computer. This computer is secured in a way that it enabled confidential computing. This means that no physical outside attack can read...
More / Bitcoin Reddit - 11 months ago
First some basics for Ledger: Secure Element: The secure element is not an unbreachable storage chip, it is in fact a little computer. This computer is secured in a way that it enabled confidential computing. This means that no physical outside attac...
