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People are being robbed of crypto by a tiny chip implanted in their hardware, with $100 million said to have been stolen already
I never got into crypto, but when I was considering doing so I was pretty quickly convinced that I should use a hardware wallet to store my private keys, as these are usually considered to pose less of a risk of being hacked and stolen…
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The author, who does not invest in cryptocurrency, notes that they were quickly advised to use a hardware wallet for storing private keys because such devices are generally viewed as less vulnerable to hacking and theft than online storage.
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