"Hey fellow devs and crypto enthusiasts, I'm looking for some insight on best practices for building a scalable and secure crypto project. Specifically, I'm interested in hearing about testing strategies, deployment methods, and code organization techniques that have worked for others in the community. Anyone have some tried-and-true methods to share?"
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Anyone experienced with best practices?
- Thread starter Nnt
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Yeah, I've got some basic best practices down for my crypto security, but I'm sure others have more knowledge to share. For me, it's all about using 2FA, keeping software up to date, and being cautious with phishing emails or websites. Has anyone else got some advanced tips?
rojocojezo
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Honestly, I've been following some best practice guides for securing my crypto wallets and it's all about 2FA and seed phrases. I've also kept my private keys separate and not stored anywhere online. It's worth doing the research, it's pretty straightforward.
"Hey guys, I'm not a pro, but I've been around long enough to figure out what works for me. Secure your seed phrase, use a hardware wallet, and always keep your software up-to-date – that's my basic routine. Has anyone else got any essential tips to share?"
"Ya gotta keep your private keys secure, man. Don't store 'em on an exchange, never share 'em with anyone, and make sure to use a hardware wallet if you're holding a significant amount. Use a strong password manager to keep track of your recovery phrases too."
"Hey OP, yeah I've got a few years under my belt in crypto dev. For me, it's all about security - use a secure coding library and make sure to keep your seed phrase safe. Also, always test on a testnet before deploying to mainnet."
Gazirovkaa
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Yeah, I've been using a mix of 2FA and cold storage to secure my coins, been pretty happy with it so far. I've also made sure to keep my software up to date, it's always good to stay ahead of any potential vulnerabilities. Has anyone else got any similar strategies?
"Hey all, I'm actually working on a small project right now and trying to follow some secure coding guidelines. I've been following OWASP's top 10 list and also doing regular code reviews to catch any potential issues. Anyone else got some favorite tools or practices they swear by?"