🔒 This is the cold wallet trusted by white-hat hackers. Use my link to grab yours and get $10 in FREE BTC!: shop.ledger.com/?r=f3f59e340ecb Or watch my review first: ua-cam.com/video/xqtdxg4XEAo/v-deo.htmlsi=tVUoz7PW5V3KjUKU God bless, - Scrilla
If I were a chip designer, I would manufacture two completely separate user profiles, profile A would be less protected more easily hackable, would 'give away' its secret after a pretended resisting. There would be a hidden B profile. The bait profile A would contain a factory setup fake account even with some reward money on it paid by the manufacturer., so a hacker would be satisfied and would not look further for another set of data. Of course this all makes sense if nobody knows.
Couple of points: first, this process is unlikely to be fast; so once a person discovers that his wallet is missing, he could immediately transfer the funds to another wallet. Second, a hardware wallet doesn't necessarily store any passphrase, so if the crypto owner is utilizing a passphrase, that'll give him extra time (to transfer funds) in the event that his wallet is lost or stolen.
@cyberscrilla would you go as far as sticking your ledger on a faraday bag? My mate is even going throug Caleb and Brown because he's certain theres going to be a quantum hack into wallets, whats your take on it?
Very good idea, with the only caveat being that if they don't have their seed phrase stored somewhere else, they won't be able to transfer the funds to safety.
@LiebsterFeind first of all, a passphrase should be easy to remember, since a person can select whatever passphrase that he wants; but yes, the passphrase should be stored in a location separate from the seed phrase; although a simple CLUE could be stored together with the seed phrase.
@@cyberscrilla The other really scary attack vector is buying a hacked unit online, like that (not so) old case where some 3rd party sellers were selling hardware wallets they knew the details of to unsuspecting customers, and then monitored the blockchain account for activity.
Hi there. OK so i watched many of your vids. Since i need to be able to use a cold wallet with my laptop. (i dont really use my cell phone to get online) and it seems like the recovery thing isnt as scary as it was thought to be. And i have sausage fingers as well. I beleave i will choose that ledger flex one. I will use your link when im ready. Thank you for taking the time to communicate with me. You and larry are TOPS on here i feel. r
Hey, first of thanks for watching my videos. I’m glad you found them helpful. I think you’ll really enjoy the Flex. I know I do. Lmk if you have any questions. - Alex
As a security focused software engineer since late 1990s, this video is the most beautifully explanation of the most powerful reverse engineering tactics. The laser fault injection technique is truly the apex artisan level tool. ❤❤❤ this was a beautifully crafted security information video. 🔥👍
What if I store them on half the words on mine and other half on my dad or moms phone who also have advanced data protection ?
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Hey mate, thanks for your education videos. I have a question, when using my wallet (ledger Nano) should I disconnect the computer from Wifi? Thanks, cheers
Absolutely not. That doesn’t even make sense. You need WiFi to communicate to the blockchain. The point of using a cold wallet is so you don’t have to worry about stuff like this.
I have a question , Im sure there Is someone out there multiple people out there even using AI to guess seedphrases and combination of words that are in the seephrases and they just keep getting lucky on discovering wallets do you recommend adding the passphrase and then that would make that process virtually impossible thank you brother
This has never happened to my knowledge and is virtually impossible at this point. The number possible combinations is so massive that you’re more likely to get struck by lightning every day of your life than someone (or something) is to guess your seed phrase. That said, yes, a passphrase helps to increase randomness
So the cold wallet your talking about so when you take your crypo off say robinhood pr coinbase or what other ones there are. And when your ready to sell you just transfer it back to what ever exchange you want to sell it on
@motogp2375 It’s slower when transferring to a centralized exchange. And many exchanges will give you an ETA (Kraken does this). Ultimately it depends on the crypto, what network it’s on, and the exchange you use. Average is 5 min to 1hr. Again, depends on the network.
I bought Trump coin and my ledger nano s plus doesn't support it so what would you recommend for me to do ? Thanks. I want to move it to my cold wallet .
What if you have hidden wallet within cold wallet. Will the hardware hacking get into those? I still think there's a place for paper wallets in some cases if done right.
Actually meaning most people who claim their wallet was “hacked” wasn’t actually hacked, it’s almost always a user error. So this video displays how a wallet is ACTUALLY hacked. Make sense? Here’s another video you might be interested in: ua-cam.com/video/hXuK6FxD2bo/v-deo.htmlsi=IA-q0Ct-jHQLNTqB
Couple things: Onekey works on both mobile and desktop, also supports more coins, and has a rechargeable battery. Trezor is mainly a desktop wallet, supports less coins, and has no battery that could fail over time (needs to be plugged in to use it)
@@cyberscrillaso when the battery dies on Trezor, does that mean you can also lose your crypto?. Say more than a few months of no charge just for the sake of the worst thing that can happen.
@motogp2375 couple things: 1. Trezor wallets don’t have batteries, so that’ll never happen. 2. Even if your wallet is lost or destroyed, your crypto remains safe. Wallets don’t hold crypto, they hold the keys used to access and manage your crypto. So as long as you have your seed phrase, you can import it into a new (even different brand wallet) to access your crypto
Yes, they have warehouses all over the world and they get distributed from one that’s nearest to your location. I live in Europe and all mine and my family members tangem wallets came from Slovenia
Tangem doesn’t limit anything. The limit comes from the third parties they use to offer these services. It’s simple. If the platform doesnt support the tokens or pair you’re trying to buy/sell/swap, well then, you can’t.
@ I appreciate you answering my question! I understand that Tangem doesn’t directly facilitate these services rather partners with third party exchanges to do so. But what I noticed was that I was I had access to sell a specific crypto but after that asset increased in value that option to sell that same crypto was no longer available. Which I guess comes back to the control centralized exchanges have to limit potential liquidation?
Hi Alex. You know i actually do have a serious question. It doesnt really have to do with this subject in the vid. But. Its kinda the same category. So while on coinbase when you try to link your bank account info so you can do the auto withdrawals. It makes you go through this third party outfit called plaid.. And they open a screen that looks like your banks home screen. And want you to input your name AND password before being able to put your routing and account numbers in. Ive never had to do that before. Like when setting up auto pay for utility or gas bills and such. Only routing and account numbers. So its VERY scary. And yes i tried to input it manually but they reject it. Have you heard of that co.?? Know anything about it? Im using paypal to transfer funds now but the fees are adding up.. thanks ron
Ive used plaid myself on a few websites and web3 applications. I just used it this past week to connect my capital one account. I've used them in the past 3-4 years and I've personally had no issues with them but I'm just a user of it not an expert on security features.
@cyberscrilla So you should transfer off tangem to hot wallet for transactions other than taking it off the exchange and vice versa to avoid blind signing?
Swapping inside the Tangem app is fine. But I don’t recommend connecting ANY cold wallet to external platforms to trade whether you’re blind signing or not. You still risk falling victim to malicious contract approvals So yes, if you’re swapping a token that isn’t available via Tangem for example, don’t connect it to a website to swap, use another wallet that’s not your main cold wallet. At least, that’s what I do
@@cyberscrilla Does that mean that I shouldn’t send BTC directly from my Tangem wallet to an exchange when I want to sell? Does doing that make my wallet connect to the internet? I’m confused
@@cyberscrillaI've been behind ony email, but still trying to see that if I gave someone my code seed access,if they could access my (hopefully later)$ millions, in case of death (though we never Really die , per say !😮 But can I have that back up ? Mahalo (Thanks) !😎
@@cyberscrillabtw, it's funny how I recommended you to a friend, and then they recommended you for a hard wallet !!! And I thought I was the old guy losing my memory ! Lol, cool that after I finally got though to seriously look at crypto, he's giving back . Shows what a great help you are too !
you need to be in possession of the hardware wallet for all those methods. The owner probably bought a new wallet and used the seedphrase before the hacks lol
Well, BTC could be hacked even without having the cold wallet, directly on the blockchain, using brute force. But, of course, it could take from seconds to millions of years.
ok. so if you have a multisig coldwallet then physical hacking is a thing, but if i was an AI i'd be trying all the seed phrase combos to hack the wallets that have only a 12 wors seed phrase. and id start with the btc wallets just because i know of some high profile stories of ppl that lost their thumb drives. the wallet is not cold. the wallet is on the blockchain. only the address and key are on your device but can be recreated
Haven’t tried it. That said, I use Ledger and Trezor over Foundation to store BTC (and other coins). From the looks of it, it’s a Nokia phone turned into a cold wallet. Has some cool features for sure.
Never connect your Walker to a website ? But this is what you do to sign a transaction. . So this is confusing . No I don’t know how wallets are hacked after this
Just like anything, it depends. If you’re helping someone who requested the service (and it’s their wallet) or if it’s your job like Ledger’s security team, no. If you’re doing it with ill intent, yes.
What's up brother I use your video to make a decision on which cold wallet to purchase and you did send me a message and you did get back to me after I thank you for the information in your video anyway I went with the tangem wallet upon opening the box there was a piece of paper not very big at all was very simple instructions on how to activate the wallet this wallet has no seed phrase on your video you clearly said you can set the tangem wallet up with or without the same phrase I have to insist on a seed phrase as a last resort get destroyed as well and people say oh this will never happen well look at all the fires in California people's houses are burning to the ground and all that's left is a chimney so even if I take both of my cards and hide them in different locations and my device and hide it in the third separate location find my house burns to the ground such as what's going on in California right now I think over 80,000 structures have been destroyed without a seed phrase my money is gone when did tangem stop offering seed phrases with their wallets and are you aware of this
Tangem still offers the seed phrase option. Not sure what you’re talking about. You might have skipped it during the setup process, most people do. If you did miss that step, this video well help you restart to setup using a seed: ua-cam.com/video/_2gHrFDf0SM/v-deo.htmlsi=DpK6BqBck8JVsNUm
I’m glad I read all the comments. I had the same question. Thank you for the link. I will have to see what I missed. No seed phrase on my tangem set up as well.
I suggest you update this video and cover Rule 3 again and don’t gloss over it . Explain it in detail . This needs a whole video on its own . You mentioned connecting to website could mean you loose all your crypto ! Wow ! This Simone error could mean all security is compromised !! Massive issue and massive risk ! Please walk us through this issue !
While seasoned crypto people know hardware wallets are the only way to go, the reality is that most people are safer off having assets on a trusted exchange. Ot ideal but that's the reality
Safer? I don’t agree. And my channel is proof. Hundreds of comments from noobs who currently can’t access their crypto on exchanges because their accounts are locked or funds are frozen on exchanges
@@cyberscrillaYes that does happen but the numbers speaks for themselves. User errors with wallets and lost funds is far greater than exchange losses or frozen funds. I wish it weren't so and I use 3 hardware wallets but people will be people. Hopefully people take time to learn hardware wallet safety and r8sks
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God bless,
- Scrilla
Yes, the first red flag is when coinbase answers the phone. That's how you know it's not coinbase!
This 😂
Lol
The biggest scam I fell for is paying taxes....
Amen
So frustrating
Amen. You didn't fall for it, you were told to pay at gunpoint
Lol
Trump thinking about ERS External Revenue Service and eliminate IRS permanently.
If I were a chip designer, I would manufacture two completely separate user profiles, profile A would be less protected more easily hackable, would 'give away' its secret after a pretended resisting. There would be a hidden B profile. The bait profile A would contain a factory setup fake account even with some reward money on it paid by the manufacturer., so a hacker would be satisfied and would not look further for another set of data. Of course this all makes sense if nobody knows.
Couple of points: first, this process is unlikely to be fast; so once a person discovers that his wallet is missing, he could immediately transfer the funds to another wallet. Second, a hardware wallet doesn't necessarily store any passphrase, so if the crypto owner is utilizing a passphrase, that'll give him extra time (to transfer funds) in the event that his wallet is lost or stolen.
Yeah, that was kind of the point of this video. These hacks are unlikely to affect a majority of users. The real risk is user error
@cyberscrilla would you go as far as sticking your ledger on a faraday bag? My mate is even going throug Caleb and Brown because he's certain theres going to be a quantum hack into wallets, whats your take on it?
No need for a faraday bag. And from what I’ve seen, quantum computing is a long ways away from being able to guess seed phrases
Very good idea, with the only caveat being that if they don't have their seed phrase stored somewhere else, they won't be able to transfer the funds to safety.
@LiebsterFeind first of all, a passphrase should be easy to remember, since a person can select whatever passphrase that he wants; but yes, the passphrase should be stored in a location separate from the seed phrase; although a simple CLUE could be stored together with the seed phrase.
Holy shit! Even 1% of attacks being effective is terrifying.
Probably even less as the physical device has to be stolen first (for these attacks)
This is my first time commenting here. Extremely well done video that many people dont get to see this side of.
Thank you! I thought it was super interesting when researching it all
What about fingerprint wallets are they better?
Great video sir. Swapping the crypto directly from ledger also proned to any scams. kindly talk about it as well. Thanks
That’s fine
Great video showing how unlikely your cold storage hardware could be hacked. Now people just need to take software security seriously!!
Yep. And learn the basics. The real risk is people literally don’t know the basics. Which my 3 golden rules in this video cover
@@cyberscrilla The other really scary attack vector is buying a hacked unit online, like that (not so) old case where some 3rd party sellers were selling hardware wallets they knew the details of to unsuspecting customers, and then monitored the blockchain account for activity.
Great asvice as usual. Thanks for your effort.
Thanks for watching and for leaving a comment!
Hi there. OK so i watched many of your vids. Since i need to be able to use a cold wallet with my laptop. (i dont really use my cell phone to get online) and it seems like the recovery thing isnt as scary as it was thought to be. And i have sausage fingers as well. I beleave i will choose that ledger flex one. I will use your link when im ready. Thank you for taking the time to communicate with me. You and larry are TOPS on here i feel. r
Hey, first of thanks for watching my videos. I’m glad you found them helpful. I think you’ll really enjoy the Flex. I know I do. Lmk if you have any questions.
- Alex
Another great video. Thanks! 👍
Thanks for watching!
good reminder.... even for long time users. thanks
Thanks for watching
I just bought a trezor safe 5 on your reccomendation. Can you please hold my hand while i transfer? 😢
Try a $5 transfer first to know if you got it right.
@@Travelingforlifeexcellent idea!
As a security focused software engineer since late 1990s, this video is the most beautifully explanation of the most powerful reverse engineering tactics. The laser fault injection technique is truly the apex artisan level tool. ❤❤❤ this was a beautifully crafted security information video. 🔥👍
Thank you!
Very nice information Alex🙏
Thank you!
Hey scrilla got the tangem 3pack do i need to have coinbase wallet to transfer to the tangem? Or can i direct from coinbase exchange?
No. Transfer direct from exchange
hi which one did you pick Onekey Pro or Ledger Flex also any cold wallet coming 2025 CES
Ledger Flex for sure. Nothing I know of CES
Can you please review Jade Plus
I will eventually
How do hackers get ahold of anyone's chip or transistors???
@@revealanation7778 By stealing your wallet.
What about storing crypto on a locked apple note and my account has advanced data protection turned on
Absolutely not. If you get malware on your device it’s game over. You should never store your key online
What if I store them on half the words on mine and other half on my dad or moms phone who also have advanced data protection ?
Hey mate, thanks for your education videos.
I have a question, when using my wallet (ledger Nano) should I disconnect the computer from Wifi?
Thanks, cheers
Absolutely not. That doesn’t even make sense. You need WiFi to communicate to the blockchain. The point of using a cold wallet is so you don’t have to worry about stuff like this.
So when you use your desktop to move your stuff to your cold wallet. Is that concidered connecting it to a website?
Nope. I explained in the video. The risk is when you sign approvals
@@cyberscrilla yes thank you. Im slowly watching your many vids and found that. Thank you
I have a question , Im sure there Is someone out there multiple people out there even using AI to guess seedphrases and combination of words that are in the seephrases and they just keep getting lucky on discovering wallets do you recommend adding the passphrase and then that would make that process virtually impossible thank you brother
This has never happened to my knowledge and is virtually impossible at this point. The number possible combinations is so massive that you’re more likely to get struck by lightning every day of your life than someone (or something) is to guess your seed phrase.
That said, yes, a passphrase helps to increase randomness
Thank you so much for making your videos and helping us really appreciate it and getting back to me so soon
The only thing you need to do to keep your cold wallet unhackable is protect your physical devices: cold wallet & phone.
I mean even if you’re phone/computer is hacked, your cold wallet remains secure, that’s the point of a cold wallet 👍
So the cold wallet your talking about so when you take your crypo off say robinhood pr coinbase or what other ones there are. And when your ready to sell you just transfer it back to what ever exchange you want to sell it on
Correct!
@@cyberscrillahello cyber, how long does it take for your crypto to transfer from a cold wallet into an exchange? Thanks!
@motogp2375 It’s slower when transferring to a centralized exchange. And many exchanges will give you an ETA (Kraken does this).
Ultimately it depends on the crypto, what network it’s on, and the exchange you use.
Average is 5 min to 1hr. Again, depends on the network.
@@cyberscrilla thank you again!! Very informative for newbies like me. I appreciate it!
I bought Trump coin and my ledger nano s plus doesn't support it so what would you recommend for me to do ? Thanks. I want to move it to my cold wallet .
Yes it does. Any wallet that supports Solana supports $TRUMP because that’s the network it’s on
@@cyberscrilla I couldn't find it but I did find other Trump coins but not the official one .
@@cyberscrilla Thanks I will keep trying .
Thx again bro
Thanks for watching!
What if you have hidden wallet within cold wallet. Will the hardware hacking get into those? I still think there's a place for paper wallets in some cases if done right.
Depends on the wallet. If it doesn’t store the passphrase in the device then there’s nothing to hack.
@@cyberscrilla Thanks
Are you going to make a video about how cold wallets are hacked? (Since this video is about how they are ACTUALLY hacked).
Actually meaning most people who claim their wallet was “hacked” wasn’t actually hacked, it’s almost always a user error.
So this video displays how a wallet is ACTUALLY hacked. Make sense?
Here’s another video you might be interested in: ua-cam.com/video/hXuK6FxD2bo/v-deo.htmlsi=IA-q0Ct-jHQLNTqB
also. 10 months ago i seen you said you no longer use ledger cold wallets anymore because of some recovery think.. IS that still the case?
No, that’s not the case still.
@@cyberscrilla thank you for this reply. Is it ok if i send you an email? r
@ keep it in the comments. Email is for business inquiries only
@@cyberscrilla got it
whats about datatraveller encryptedusb sticks?
Military-grade FIPS 140-3 Level 3 (Pending) security
XTS-AES 256-bit hardware encryption
No idea. Not sure that would be optimal for managing crypto.
OneKey or Trezor ? Someone help ?
Couple things:
Onekey works on both mobile and desktop, also supports more coins, and has a rechargeable battery.
Trezor is mainly a desktop wallet, supports less coins, and has no battery that could fail over time (needs to be plugged in to use it)
Trezor safe 5 is mobile friendly though, right ?? I thought you had said that in your video on it,@cyberscrilla
@@cyberscrillaso when the battery dies on Trezor, does that mean you can also lose your crypto?. Say more than a few months of no charge just for the sake of the worst thing that can happen.
@motogp2375 couple things:
1. Trezor wallets don’t have batteries, so that’ll never happen.
2. Even if your wallet is lost or destroyed, your crypto remains safe. Wallets don’t hold crypto, they hold the keys used to access and manage your crypto.
So as long as you have your seed phrase, you can import it into a new (even different brand wallet) to access your crypto
@ i appreciate your help brother! Ty!!
Hi!
Ordered a set of Tangem cards, got them today…
Sent from Slovenia?!
Is this correct?
Yes, they have warehouses all over the world and they get distributed from one that’s nearest to your location. I live in Europe and all mine and my family members tangem wallets came from Slovenia
Ok! Thanks for the quick reply.
I ordered mine from Australia, being shipped from Hong Kong
Yes
Yep that’s normal
I never connect my Cold wallet with any website, Am I safe?
Probably. If you keep it cold, then yes
why does Tangum limit what cryptos you can and cant sell?
Tangem doesn’t limit anything. The limit comes from the third parties they use to offer these services.
It’s simple. If the platform doesnt support the tokens or pair you’re trying to buy/sell/swap, well then, you can’t.
@ I appreciate you answering my question! I understand that Tangem doesn’t directly facilitate these services rather partners with third party exchanges to do so. But what I noticed was that I was I had access to sell a specific crypto but after that asset increased in value that option to sell that same crypto was no longer available. Which I guess comes back to the control centralized exchanges have to limit potential liquidation?
How hackeable is a seedless Tangem? 🤔
It’s never been hacked before. So that’s saying something.
Hi Alex. You know i actually do have a serious question. It doesnt really have to do with this subject in the vid. But. Its kinda the same category. So while on coinbase when you try to link your bank account info so you can do the auto withdrawals. It makes you go through this third party outfit called plaid.. And they open a screen that looks like your banks home screen. And want you to input your name AND password before being able to put your routing and account numbers in. Ive never had to do that before. Like when setting up auto pay for utility or gas bills and such. Only routing and account numbers. So its VERY scary. And yes i tried to input it manually but they reject it. Have you heard of that co.?? Know anything about it? Im using paypal to transfer funds now but the fees are adding up.. thanks ron
Ive used plaid myself on a few websites and web3 applications. I just used it this past week to connect my capital one account. I've used them in the past 3-4 years and I've personally had no issues with them but I'm just a user of it not an expert on security features.
What about Tangem?
What about it?
@cyberscrilla So you should transfer off tangem to hot wallet for transactions other than taking it off the exchange and vice versa to avoid blind signing?
Swapping inside the Tangem app is fine.
But I don’t recommend connecting ANY cold wallet to external platforms to trade whether you’re blind signing or not.
You still risk falling victim to malicious contract approvals
So yes, if you’re swapping a token that isn’t available via Tangem for example, don’t connect it to a website to swap, use another wallet that’s not your main cold wallet.
At least, that’s what I do
@@cyberscrilla thank you for the quick response
@@cyberscrilla Does that mean that I shouldn’t send BTC directly from my Tangem wallet to an exchange when I want to sell? Does doing that make my wallet connect to the internet? I’m confused
ありがとうございます！
Thanks for watching!
Can it store xdc ?
Yep!
Thanks for the response !@@cyberscrilla
@@cyberscrillaI've been behind ony email, but still trying to see that if I gave someone my code seed access,if they could access my (hopefully later)$ millions, in case of death (though we never Really die , per say !😮
But can I have that back up ?
Mahalo (Thanks) !😎
@@cyberscrillabtw, it's funny how I recommended you to a friend, and then they recommended you for a hard wallet !!! And I thought I was the old guy losing my memory ! Lol, cool that after I finally got though to seriously look at crypto, he's giving back . Shows what a great help you are too !
Is a jade wallet safer than a Tangem wallet.
Yes
I got arculus wallet. Only issue with it is getting random airdrops in the wallet. All hack attempts. Only works if I click on the airdrops
Sounds easier to pretend to be Brad Pitt and ask for money
😂
😂😂 no doubt
never let anyone know you own crypto in the first place
you need to be in possession of the hardware wallet for all those methods. The owner probably bought a new wallet and used the seedphrase before the hacks lol
Correct. That’s why I said, it’s user error that leads to wallet compromise more than anything
Well, BTC could be hacked even without having the cold wallet, directly on the blockchain, using brute force. But, of course, it could take from seconds to millions of years.
ok. so if you have a multisig coldwallet then physical hacking is a thing, but if i was an AI i'd be trying all the seed phrase combos to hack the wallets that have only a 12 wors seed phrase. and id start with the btc wallets just because i know of some high profile stories of ppl that lost their thumb drives. the wallet is not cold. the wallet is on the blockchain. only the address and key are on your device but can be recreated
Any thoughts on the foundation passport coldwallets?
Haven’t tried it. That said, I use Ledger and Trezor over Foundation to store BTC (and other coins).
From the looks of it, it’s a Nokia phone turned into a cold wallet. Has some cool features for sure.
Never connect your Walker to a website ? But this is what you do to sign a transaction. . So this is confusing . No I don’t know how wallets are hacked after this
Amazing.
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Thank you!
I just seen a guy save some dudes crypto wallet with this but couldn’t you face time doing this or no?
Just like anything, it depends.
If you’re helping someone who requested the service (and it’s their wallet) or if it’s your job like Ledger’s security team, no.
If you’re doing it with ill intent, yes.
What's up brother I use your video to make a decision on which cold wallet to purchase and you did send me a message and you did get back to me after I thank you for the information in your video anyway I went with the tangem wallet upon opening the box there was a piece of paper not very big at all was very simple instructions on how to activate the wallet this wallet has no seed phrase on your video you clearly said you can set the tangem wallet up with or without the same phrase I have to insist on a seed phrase as a last resort get destroyed as well and people say oh this will never happen well look at all the fires in California people's houses are burning to the ground and all that's left is a chimney so even if I take both of my cards and hide them in different locations and my device and hide it in the third separate location find my house burns to the ground such as what's going on in California right now I think over 80,000 structures have been destroyed without a seed phrase my money is gone when did tangem stop offering seed phrases with their wallets and are you aware of this
Tangem still offers the seed phrase option. Not sure what you’re talking about.
You might have skipped it during the setup process, most people do.
If you did miss that step, this video well help you restart to setup using a seed: ua-cam.com/video/_2gHrFDf0SM/v-deo.htmlsi=DpK6BqBck8JVsNUm
I’m glad I read all the comments. I had the same question. Thank you for the link. I will have to see what I missed. No seed phrase on my tangem set up as well.
well the best way BUY YOUR HARD WALLET DIRECT FROM THE MANUFACTURER
Correct.
Yeah, I had ordered a Trezor 3 off of eBay that was new, but the box was opened. I'm having my doubts now. I wonder what could go wrong?
@@danielmcnulty8265 never order any hard wallet from ebay direct from manufacturer
The first red flag ...getting fast happy customer service😂😂😂
Exactly lol
Did these white hat hackers recommend a specific cold wallet or advise which cold wallets cannot be hacked using these hacking methods ?
Yes, and I mention in the video. It’s Ledger.
I suggest you update this video and cover Rule 3 again and don’t gloss over it . Explain it in detail . This needs a whole video on its own . You mentioned connecting to website could mean you loose all your crypto ! Wow ! This Simone error could mean all security is compromised !! Massive issue and massive risk ! Please walk us through this issue !
Here you go. I cover revoking contract approval in this video: ua-cam.com/video/hXuK6FxD2bo/v-deo.htmlsi=9v2BfvqgFd_gyIzh
Someone has to steal your hard wallet in order to get into the electronics. You can hack a wallet that is not attached to wifi, internet or bluetooth!
Yep!
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WE GOT HACKED OF WHAT LITTLE WE HAD JUST BEFORE EERYTHING TOOK OFF. SO BE CAREFUL OF PEOPLE HELPING YOU...
Sorry to hear that. I’m assuming you mean you got scammed? Because that’s what you’re describing.
While seasoned crypto people know hardware wallets are the only way to go, the reality is that most people are safer off having assets on a trusted exchange. Ot ideal but that's the reality
Safer? I don’t agree. And my channel is proof. Hundreds of comments from noobs who currently can’t access their crypto on exchanges because their accounts are locked or funds are frozen on exchanges
@@cyberscrillaYes that does happen but the numbers speaks for themselves. User errors with wallets and lost funds is far greater than exchange losses or frozen funds. I wish it weren't so and I use 3 hardware wallets but people will be people. Hopefully people take time to learn hardware wallet safety and r8sks
How do you like your steak? 🔥
Rare
Lately, medium rare.
Ledgers firmware is vulnerable.....
@Kiyesxz Source: you made it up.
and these ppl are allowed to vote... !? Do your homework.