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Gautham Das (@CryptoSecurity) | Hashnode

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Gautham Das

@CryptoSecurity

Previously focused on Knowledge acquisition, now focused on spiritual salvation

Joined February 2022

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Edit: As of 2023, I stopped working on Web3 Security Topics. The basic premise of Crypto is broken, it assumes that society must become trustless and develop software(s) to support a trustless society. But since as per religious teachers and scriptures, God created the world and God exists, we must trust in God and not seek to build a trustless society. As of June 2024, after a 1 year search, I came across the book Gyan Ganga written by Tattvadarshi (All Knowledgeable) Saint Rampal Ji Maharaj Bhagwaan Ji. After reading it twice, between June and August 2024, I felt confident to follow the path given by him. I encourage you to do the same: https://www.jagatgururampalji.org/gyan_ganga_english.pdf Please don't enter or invest in crypto.

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Crypto Security Blogcryptosecurity.hashnode.dev5 posts

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Edit: As of 2023, I stopped working on Web3 Security Topics. The basic premise of Crypto is broken, it assumes that society must become trustless and develop software(s) to support a trustless society. But since as per religious teachers and scriptures, God created the world and God exists, we must trust in God and not seek to build a trustless society. As of June 2024, after a 1 year search, I came across the book Gyan Ganga written by Tattvadarshi (All Knowledgeable) Saint Rampal Ji Maharaj Bhagwaan Ji. After reading it twice, between June and August 2024, I felt confident to follow the path given by him. I encourage you to do the same: https://www.jagatgururampalji.org/gyan_ganga_english.pdf Please don't enter or invest in crypto.

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Security in Crypto, Hardware Wallets and Pseudonymity - Part 7/7

Mar 5, 2022 · 8 min read · In Part 7 we will discuss the steps on how to properly setup and use a new hardware wallet. Receiving the hardware wallet shipment & initial sanity check When you receive the package, inspect it for any signs of tampering. The plastic wrap should be ...

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Security in Crypto, Hardware Wallets and Pseudonymity - Part 6/7

Mar 4, 2022 · 7 min read · In Part 6 we will contrast and compare Ledger Nano X and Trezor Model T, and look at the security vulnerabilities that have been exploited in them in the past. The most popular top-of-the-line hardware wallets are Ledger Nano X and Trezor Model T [1]...

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Security in Crypto, Hardware Wallets and Pseudonymity - Part 5/7

Mar 3, 2022 · 6 min read · In Part 5 we delve deeper into user habits affecting security using a jail-breaking example. We then define what Hardware wallets are. Jail-breaking devices/software can be dangerous: A person using a jail-breaking technique could risk having keylogg...

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Security in Crypto, Hardware Wallets and Pseudonymity - Part 4/7

Mar 2, 2022 · 6 min read · Part 4 discusses Software Wallets and how they are made vulnerable by poor device security and the user’s habits. We discuss how to harden devices using antivirus, anti-malware, VPN and Ad-Block; and the inevitable need to use Hardware Wallets to pro...

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Security in Crypto, Hardware Wallets and Pseudonymity - Part 2/7

Feb 27, 2022 · 5 min read · **Part 2 discusses Asymmetric encryption, its application to Bitcoin (and cryptocurrencies in general), Public Keys, Private Keys (spending password), seed phrase, and securing your seed phrase without digitizing it. ** Asymmetric Encryption: Before ...

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