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109 sats \ 1 reply \ @anon 13 Feb \ on: I'm Jameson Lopp, co-founder of Casa, AMA! AMA
what's the best way to secure your devices in your opinion? for instance, if a user is new to a hardware device like Trezor or even a software wallet for that matter like Electrum how can one be abolutely sure that the laptop is not already compromised before doing the installation process?
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75 sats \ 0 replies \ @lopp OP 13 Feb
Well all the more reason to use a dedicated key management hardware - they are safe to use even if your laptop is compromised.
To keep your devices clean:
  1. Don't use Windows
  2. Don't install software, including browser extensions, unless you REALLY need it
  3. Don't visit shady parts of the internet
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