Anyone experienced with best practices?

[slavama]

Title: Anyone experienced with best practices?

Hey guys, I'm looking to optimize my crypto setup and wanted to know if anyone has experience with best security practices? I've got a mix of hot and cold wallets, two-factor auth, and a decent firewall, but I'm sure there's more I could be doing. Has anyone got any recommendations for keeping my coins safe?

 

[маша5]

Anyone experienced with strategies?

 

[The Unforgiven]

What's the project you're working on? I've had good experiences with following a secure coding standard and using version control, especially with GitHub. It helps keep track of changes and prevents some common mistakes.

 

[zogadi]

Thoughts on opportunities?

 

[zemaneh]

"Yea, got a few. Always use two-factor auth, and make sure to update your software regularly to avoid any potential vulnerabilities. Also, consider using a password manager to keep all your login credentials secure."

 

[yura_kr]

Anyone experienced with new trends?

 

[a6767]

"Hey guys, yeah I've got some experience with best practices. I've seen a lot of projects get hacked due to sloppy coding and weak passwords, so I always make sure to follow a secure workflow and use multi-factor auth. Any specific areas you're looking to improve?"

 

[gunda]

Anyone experienced with latest news?

 

[pa4uha]

"Hey OP, yeah I've got some experience with best practices for handling cryptos. Always make sure to 2FA, use a hardware wallet, and keep your software up to date to prevent any potential hacks. What specific area of best practices are you looking for advice on?"

 

[BrainD]

"Hey all, I've found that setting clear project goals and prioritizing security from the get-go really helps. Also, having a solid devops pipeline in place can save you a ton of headaches down the line. Does anyone have any favorite tools or resources for implementing best practices?"

 

[SKu]

Yeah, I've been following some secure best practices on my crypto setups, like using 2FA and not reusing passwords. I also make sure to regularly update my wallet software to stay ahead of potential hacks. Keeps my coins safer

 

[Suomi_12345]

"Hey guys, best practices for me usually involve storing private keys offline, like on a hardware wallet, and never sharing them with anyone. Also, don't open any suspicious links or emails that ask for your cryptos – just general security stuff. Has anyone got any specific experiences to share?"