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not your keys, not your crypto :) your crypto won't get stolen if you have good opsec
by kache_ 5y ago
not your keys, not your crypto :) your crypto won't get stolen if you have good opsec
- MrMan 5y agoha ha opsec sounds so cool but its actually the opposite of civilization lol not your kek not your jejeje
- kache_ 5y agoUsually I'm on /g/ threads pretending to be hacker news, but this time the script got flipped :D
- yunohn 5y agoWell, in this particular case, the keys got stolen. Which is a massive crypto UX issue.
- imtringued 5y agoIf its a UX issue then are you implying that wallets should have certain security levels that limit their maximum account balance? I mean mandatory multi sig for anything above $1 million. Because I don't see how else you are going to solve this problem other than by refusing to accept that much money.
- acdha 5y agoThere are other options too but, yes, if you want normal people to use cryptocurrency it needs to be as safe as the traditional banking system. Large transactions at a bank will get multiple identity verifications, time delays, trusted third parties handling multistage transactions where physical goods change hands or independent processes complete, etc. need to be tested and on by default because many people won’t think about it until it’s too late, as evidenced by all of the inadvertent 100M USD bug bounties by cryptocurrency companies.