The security of our passwords in the cryptographic and Steemit environment

in Steem Alliance2 years ago

Something that is said a lot but continues to happen, the keys of our accounts should not be shared, it is important that we keep them very well protected.

Security in the world of cryptocurrencies is of the utmost importance, as transactions and account information are highly sensitive and subject to cyberattacks, hackers are always lurking, and if you're not careful, they'll take what you own. and nobody wants that. We will insist, One of the most important measures to protect your assets is to keep our passwords safe.

Basically, Cryptocurrencies are a digital way of storing and transferring value, and while they offer a host of advantages, they also present a number of challenges in terms of security. Unlike traditional banks, there is no middleman who can help protect your funds in case something goes wrong. Therefore, it is crucial that you take adequate measures to protect your passwords and your Steemit account, and all the ones you have where you manage your cryptocurrencies.


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One of the most important steps you can take to protect your passwords is to use strong and unique passwords for each of your accounts, for when you create them yourself. Please note the following: A strong password is one that combines letters, numbers, and symbols and is long enough to make it difficult to guess or crack. Do not use the same password for more than one account, as if If an attacker manages to crack one of your passwords, they will have access to all your accounts.

In the case of Steemit it is different, the keys are given to us by the system and that is why then the security will depend on the care we take of them. Never, never share your keys, it is something that you should always keep in mind, much less the master key or the owner key.


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Another important measure is to enable two-factor authentication in your cryptocurrency accounts, this applies when we talk about exchange houses, which is very common. Two-factor authentication requires you to provide a second form of verification, in addition to your password, before you can access your account. This can include a security code sent to your phone or fingerprint authentication. Two-factor authentication is an additional security measure that helps protect your accounts from potential attacks.

Also, it is important that you always keep your devices secure and up to date with the latest software and firmware updates. Attackers can take advantage of security vulnerabilities in operating systems or software to access your cryptocurrency accounts. Keeping your devices secure and up to date is an effective way to protect your passwords and assets.

In Steemit, particularly, they use the model of leaving comments offering you Steem Free, and then, when you enter a link that they always leave you, they will ask you for the master password, since this is highly suspicious, do not opt ​​for those "gifts" because they end up being very expensive.

We wanted as a community to share this information, it is said a thousand times but still, people continue to make mistakes in this regard.

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