Anyone experienced with best practices?

[Mramor]

Title: Anyone experienced with best practices?

Hey guys, I'm looking to start a new project and I want to make sure I'm following the best practices for securing our dev environment and keeping our codebase organized. Has anyone out there got any experience with setting up a secure, scalable, and maintainable dev environment for a crypto project? I'm looking for any tips or advice you can share.

 

[VasiliyVV]

best practices - let's talk

 

[pjjorda]

"Hey guys, yeah I've been following some best practices for securing my crypto wallets and exchanges. One thing I always recommend is enabling 2FA and using a hardware wallet, especially for larger holdings. It's a small step that can make a big difference in case of a hack or phishing attempt."

 

[tyilmaz]

Thoughts on market updates?

 

[Altec]

"Yea, I've got some experience with crypto security. For me, it's all about using strong 2FA, keeping software up to date, and being careful with wallet addresses. Anyone else have some best practices they swear by?"

 

[sanjarbek]

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[Smail]

"Hey guys, yeah I've learned a thing or two about secure practices. Always use a YubiKey or similar auth device, and never expose your private keys online. Also, make sure your software is up to date, especially with wallet and exchange apps."

 

[Kotyara2007]

Thoughts on market updates?

 

[Picassion]

"I'd say following good security hygiene is key. Regularly update your wallet software, use strong passwords, and enable 2FA whenever possible. It's also a good idea to back up your wallet and store the key phrase safely."

 

[factor11]

What's your take on opportunities?

 

[tonimario]

"Hey y'all, personally I've found that having strong 2FA and encryption in place is crucial for security. I also make sure to regularly update my nodes and keep my wallet software patched to avoid any potential exploits."

 

[GROV]

"Yo, best practices for me are all about security and scalability. I always recommend setting up 2FA on your exchanges, hardware wallets for hot storage, and making sure your node software is up to date. Has anyone else got a preferred method for securing their crypto assets?"

 

[deniska_56]

"Hey guys, when it comes to best practices for crypto security, I've found that using a hardware wallet and enabling 2FA on all my exchanges/accounts has been a game-changer. Also, always be cautious with phishing scams and make sure to do your research before investing in anything."

 

[papazol1973]

"Hey guys, I've been using a password manager and two-factor auth on all my crypto accounts, just a basic precaution. Also, I keep my wallets and exchange accounts separate, just in case. Has anyone else got any other security tips?"

 

[pexa5555]

"Hey OP, been doing crypto dev for a bit and I can speak to following best practices. Always make sure to use secure coding practices, keep your smart contracts up to date and make sure to have a solid testing net before moving to mainnet. Does that help?"

 

[watnik]

Yeah, I've been doing this for a hot minute and I think one of the most important things is to keep your wallets separate from your exchanges. Don't store all your crypto in one place, it's just not worth the risk. Always keep some in cold storage.

 

[Тanusha]

"Hey OP, yeah I've got some experience with best practices for crypto dev. Always use a secure coding environment, like a sandbox or a VPC, to test and deploy your code. Also, make sure to follow secure coding guidelines and regularly audit your code for vulnerabilities."

 

[xerksas]

"Hey OP, yeah I've had my fair share of experience with best practices. For me, it's all about secure storage and regular backups, especially with crypto, you never know when something might go wrong. Does anyone have any tips on managing multiple wallets?"

 

[hhgbcvgh]

"Hey guys, yeah I've worked on some projects where security was top priority. For me, it's all about using secure coding practices, keeping dependencies up to date, and having regular code reviews. Also, using a secure key management system for sensitive data is a must."