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<blockquote data-quote="bazang" data-source="post: 1124794" data-attributes="member: 114717">You can worry about lightning strikes, but it is not helpful to others. You are a paranoid.I know all about what hackers use to target, and targeting individual home users is an obsolete worry. If you happen to be a cryptowhale and advertise yo sheet all over social media, and then find you are targeted, well then you are stupid. You got what you deserved.Typical crypto participants lose because they are prolific downloaders and they respond to phishing emails. Crypto participants are notoriously not security conscious. They use unvetted, unchecked software and get themselves into trouble. The demographic of crypt bros and girls and &quot;others&quot; are those least likely to practice robust security.You do realize all of this is publishes in goverment and academic studies, right? (Do your research. Don&#039;t ask for links.)Please don&#039;t spread your paranoia. It only make the paranoid more mentally ill.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="bazang, post: 1124794, member: 114717"] You can worry about lightning strikes, but it is not helpful to others. You are a paranoid. I know all about what hackers use to target, and targeting individual home users is an obsolete worry. If you happen to be a cryptowhale and advertise yo sheet all over social media, and then find you are targeted, well then you are stupid. You got what you deserved. Typical crypto participants lose because they are prolific downloaders and they respond to phishing emails. Crypto participants are notoriously not security conscious. They use unvetted, unchecked software and get themselves into trouble. The demographic of crypt bros and girls and "others" are those least likely to practice robust security. You do realize all of this is publishes in goverment and academic studies, right? (Do your research. Don't ask for links.) Please don't spread your paranoia. It only make the paranoid more mentally ill. [/QUOTE]

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