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I've made a few changes to securing mine with 2 factor. 1. Altered the digits in my wallet so only I know how to recover the real numbers. 2. Created a junk e
by trout 14y ago
I've made a few changes to securing mine with 2 factor.
1. Altered the digits in my wallet so only I know how to recover the real numbers.
2. Created a junk email with a secure password with a security-through-obscurity email with the numbers (again modified)
The use case - losing both your cellphone and wallet. There's basically not an easy way to get back to your data.
I have to remember a few things:
--Normal password to email
--Modification I used to numbers in wallet
--Modification for numbers in junk email
--Junk email username
--Junk email password
It's definitely a burden. But it's worth the security of my email. At this point it reduces the burden of regularly changing my email password or adding complexity to the password.
- abraham 14y agoThe good thing about the recovery numbers is they are still no good without your password. So someone would have to both get your password and steal your wallet to gain access.