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Title: [ANN] KeepKey - The Simple, Secure, Hardware Wallet Post by: coinking on April 11, 2016, 07:49:29 PM If your computer is insecure so is your bitcoin wallet and if someone can access your private key then they can access your bitcoins - We need to keep this key safe. KeepKey is a secure bitcoin wallet that is simple. It protects your money from hackers and thieves by taking over the management of private key generation, private key storage, and transaction signing. Making sure your private key is out of the reach of hackers. With keepKey you can keep your bitcoins away from hackers with out trusting a 3rd party. KeepKey makes bitcoin safety easy and accessible for many. https://i.imgur.com/njhPZdV.gif (https://vimeo.com/133811189) https://i.imgur.com/lJUe4jz.gif (https://vimeo.com/140880803) https://i.imgur.com/zWdf5wJ.gif (https://vimeo.com/141067566) https://i.imgur.com/KDTC63O.gif (https://vimeo.com/151084560) Click here (http://Keepkey.hasoffers.com) to view our affiliate program. Really Happy with Device - ★★★★★ The device was easy to use and setup. The best cold storage device out there for not only bitcoins but also other alt-coins. Built to be future proof including using blockchain for document signatures etc. Really well built. -Edward T, February 8th 2016 #1 Excellent Device - ★★★★★ #1 Excellent Device for Bitcoin users. Very easy to install for beginners alike. Safely secures your bitcoins and I would recommend Keep Key to anyone serious about storing Bitcoins.It is very high quality made and in addition Keep Key has a #1 Support team. Thank Y’all Keep Key Y’all are the Best !! -Rhonda H, February 2nd 2016 Super simple to use - ★★★★★ I just got my KeepKey and I am ecstatic. I was a bit skeptical I would not be able to figure it out but I was dead wrong. Super simple to use. When I put my first Bitcoins in, I felt safer about them than I ever have before. -Nicholas H, January 7th 2016 KeepKey: Outstanding! - ★★★★★ Very simple yet elegant piece of hardware! Easy to use and store. The quality of the product is excellent. The Chrome extension is very easy to use. And I love the design! Thank you very much!! -Jeff B, December 27th 2015 Gorgeous - ★★★★★ Best hardware wallet ever. Super sleek and easy to set up. Highly recommended. -Christopher T, December 17th 2015 Click here (https://www.keepkey.com/reviews/) to see more. You can purchase a KeepKey directly from us or on Amazon. Click the appropriate logo below to purchase today. If you buy from us directly you can pay in bitcoin - it might be the last transaction you make without a KeepKey. https://i.imgur.com/QILJ4mF.png (https://www.keepkey.com/checkout-keepkey/) https://i.imgur.com/bwg03EF.png (http://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B0143M2A5S/ref=as_li_tl?tag=geo01-21&ie=UTF8&camp=1789&creative=9325&creativeASIN=B0143M2A5S&linkCode=as2&linkId=QLX3DMJ5X2KU3SYB) https://i.imgur.com/T7lPEvT.png (https://twitter.com/bitcoinkeepkey) https://i.imgur.com/mS0oOvq.png (https://www.facebook.com/KeepKey-1016630461689566/) https://i.imgur.com/DYGsELI.png (https://plus.google.com/+Keepkey) https://i.imgur.com/IxXxmFL.png (https://www.reddit.com/r/keepkey) https://i.imgur.com/chFLoSn.png (https://www.keepkey.com/) https://i.imgur.com/wazU4Ug.png (https://www.keepkey.com/contact-us/) Title: Re: [ANN] KeepKey - The Simple, Secure, Hardware Wallet Post by: BitcoinSupremo on April 13, 2016, 06:08:16 AM Well done, it looks like a pretty neat hardware wallet, but if I am not wrong this is the most expensive of all other hardware wallets ? Maybe just a little bit overpriced ? Anyway congrats and keep going, I maybe buy it when I have like 100 or more BTC :)
Title: Re: [ANN] KeepKey - The Simple, Secure, Hardware Wallet Post by: Denker on April 13, 2016, 08:02:56 AM Well done, it looks like a pretty neat hardware wallet, but if I am not wrong this is the most expensive of all other hardware wallets ? Maybe just a little bit overpriced ? Anyway congrats and keep going, I maybe buy it when I have like 100 or more BTC :) It's available for $99 now.I think that's a fair price. Trezor costs the same. Both are high quality hardware wallets. Title: Re: [ANN] KeepKey - The Simple, Secure, Hardware Wallet Post by: Quartx on April 13, 2016, 08:11:25 AM Is it proprietary or opensourced like Trevor is now
Title: Re: [ANN] KeepKey - The Simple, Secure, Hardware Wallet Post by: merelcoin on April 13, 2016, 08:19:23 AM Very nice, but shipping to europe is $50 or more when ordered from your main website... Sounds a bit much for me :-\
Title: Re: [ANN] KeepKey - The Simple, Secure, Hardware Wallet Post by: coinking on April 14, 2016, 03:31:51 PM Well done, it looks like a pretty neat hardware wallet, but if I am not wrong this is the most expensive of all other hardware wallets ? Maybe just a little bit overpriced ? Anyway congrats and keep going, I maybe buy it when I have like 100 or more BTC :) KeepKey is $99. It previously cost more than double this price but as they gathered more sales they were able to reduce the price. If anyone has any specific experiences using KeepKey feel free to share your experience. Title: Re: [ANN] KeepKey - The Simple, Secure, Hardware Wallet Post by: 7788bitcoin on April 18, 2016, 04:25:45 AM Is it proprietary or opensourced like Trevor is now It is actually open source. I don't think anyone will buy a hardware wallet that is not open source. Title: Re: [ANN] KeepKey - The Simple, Secure, Hardware Wallet Post by: coinking on April 19, 2016, 06:33:05 PM latest KeepKey article to hit the net!
http://www.trulynet.com/15704/Gadgets/modern-wallet-keepkey-puts-bitcoins-pocket/ (http://www.trulynet.com/15704/Gadgets/modern-wallet-keepkey-puts-bitcoins-pocket/) Title: Re: [ANN] KeepKey - The Simple, Secure, Hardware Wallet Post by: BitcoinNewsMagazine on April 19, 2016, 09:10:27 PM Well done, it looks like a pretty neat hardware wallet, but if I am not wrong this is the most expensive of all other hardware wallets ? Maybe just a little bit overpriced ? Anyway congrats and keep going, I maybe buy it when I have like 100 or more BTC :) KeepKey is $99. It previously cost more than double this price but as they gathered more sales they were able to reduce the price. If anyone has any specific experiences using KeepKey feel free to share your experience. KeepKey is simple to use with the Chrome extension and less so with Electrum. Directions for using KeepKey with Electrum are provided (https://keepkey.freshdesk.com/support/solutions/articles/6000090280-electrum-keepkey-integration-windows-7-8-10-). If you browse the support desk article you might wonder why go to the trouble of installing the python client just to use Electrum? Well the reason is password protection of the seed is disabled in the Chrome extension. Like Trezor the private keys in KeepKey could potentially be extracted (http://www.hackinsight.org/news,303.html) unless protected with a passphrase. Here is a quote from the article referenced: Quote There is no complete protection against all kind of attacks. If your TREZOR gets stolen and it has no passphrase protection (or if the passphrase is weak), you should transfer the coins to a different wallet. There are other attack vectors like fault injection that could still be used and may get around the PIN protection. Basically, they use the fact that the microprocessor does unexpected things if power supply or the clock signal is broken. These are much more difficult to perform, but they are probably less expensive than using an electron microscope to read the seed from the chip. Also, there may be a bug in the microprocessor that allows for circumventing the read-out protection. If you are going to use a Trezor or KeepKey it makes sense to use a passphrase to encrypt your seed. KeepKey just makes it inconvenient to do so at present. A PIN alone is not sufficient protection. A hardware wallet using a secure element (Ledger) does not need passphrase protection. You just have to make sure you initialize your Ledger on a secure computer, and Ledger sells a Starter that allows you to initialize your Ledger device (Nano and HW.1) even on a compromised computer. Title: Re: [ANN] KeepKey - The Simple, Secure, Hardware Wallet Post by: coinking on April 22, 2016, 05:50:34 PM Well done, it looks like a pretty neat hardware wallet, but if I am not wrong this is the most expensive of all other hardware wallets ? Maybe just a little bit overpriced ? Anyway congrats and keep going, I maybe buy it when I have like 100 or more BTC :) KeepKey is $99. It previously cost more than double this price but as they gathered more sales they were able to reduce the price. If anyone has any specific experiences using KeepKey feel free to share your experience. KeepKey is simple to use with the Chrome extension and less so with Electrum. Directions for using KeepKey with Electrum are provided (https://keepkey.freshdesk.com/support/solutions/articles/6000090280-electrum-keepkey-integration-windows-7-8-10-). If you browse the support desk article you might wonder why go to the trouble of installing the python client just to use Electrum? Well the reason is password protection of the seed is disabled in the Chrome extension. Like Trezor the private keys in KeepKey could potentially be extracted (http://www.hackinsight.org/news,303.html) unless protected with a passphrase. Here is a quote from the article referenced: Quote There is no complete protection against all kind of attacks. If your TREZOR gets stolen and it has no passphrase protection (or if the passphrase is weak), you should transfer the coins to a different wallet. There are other attack vectors like fault injection that could still be used and may get around the PIN protection. Basically, they use the fact that the microprocessor does unexpected things if power supply or the clock signal is broken. These are much more difficult to perform, but they are probably less expensive than using an electron microscope to read the seed from the chip. Also, there may be a bug in the microprocessor that allows for circumventing the read-out protection. If you are going to use a Trezor or KeepKey it makes sense to use a passphrase to encrypt your seed. KeepKey just makes it inconvenient to do so at present. A PIN alone is not sufficient protection. A hardware wallet using a secure element (Ledger) does not need passphrase protection. You just have to make sure you initialize your Ledger on a secure computer, and Ledger sells a Starter that allows you to initialize your Ledger device (Nano and HW.1) even on a compromised computer. Thanks for your review and input. KeepKey is always looking to improve and it's unbiased opinions like this that all the different. If anyone else has any input please do not hesitate to pipe in. Title: Re: [ANN] KeepKey - The Simple, Secure, Hardware Wallet Post by: coinking on April 22, 2016, 05:53:24 PM latest KeepKey article
Bitcoin Wallets of the Future: Secure Hardware Needed Sooner Than Later http://bitcoinist.net/bitcoin-wallets-hardware-needed/ (http://bitcoinist.net/bitcoin-wallets-hardware-needed/) Title: Re: [ANN] KeepKey - The Simple, Secure, Hardware Wallet Post by: andyatcrux on June 17, 2016, 12:34:07 AM One of the best purchases I have ever made. Great product, really easy to use. Well worth the $99 for the peace of mind.
Title: Re: [ANN] KeepKey - The Simple, Secure, Hardware Wallet Post by: Monnt on June 19, 2016, 09:07:47 AM Looking at the image, I can't see it. Is the besel visible? (Can you see a distinct line between the LCD screen and the case of the device?)
Anyone interested in the Trezor 2.0? Title: Re: [ANN] KeepKey - The Simple, Secure, Hardware Wallet Post by: BitcoinNewsMagazine on June 19, 2016, 02:02:01 PM Looking at the image, I can't see it. Is the besel visible? (Can you see a distinct line between the LCD screen and the case of the device?) Anyone interested in the Trezor 2.0? If you look at a KeepKey from the side you see a dark grey aluminum base and the black clear plastic screen. The dividing line is exactly half of the depth of the device. You can see some clear pictures at the Amazon (https://www.amazon.com/KeepKey-Simple-Bitcoin-Hardware-Wallet/dp/B0143M2A5S?ie=UTF8&ref_=cm_cr_arp_d_product_top) product listing. The case is quite beautiful and pleasing to hold. Looks like something Apple might design. Since both Trezor and KeepKey cost the same, which to buy? Reasons to go with KeepKey: 1) You like the looks and do not need a hardware wallet that works with your Android phone. You are comfortable using it with Multibit HD or the Chrome extension. Passphrase protection of your seed is not essential to you, but you like knowing you can do it using Chrome or Electrum. 2) You appreciate the 12 word seed and the novel rotating cipher recovery method. Perhaps you store the seed securely and wipe the KeepKey between uses, in effect turning it into a transaction device for a paper wallet. Reasons to buy Trezor: 1) You like the compact size and do require a hardware wallet that works with your Android phone and many other wallets. 2) You do not mind storing a 24 word seed and realize recovering your seed to a new Trezor is slightly less secure than the method KeepKey uses in theory. 3) You need the password manager recently introduced by Trezor. 4) Trezor was the innovator with a two year track record. You prefer to support SatoshiLabs rather than KeepKey, who build a business off the open source Trezor firmware. Either will serve you well and there is no reason not to own both. Though most folks who use a hardware wallet tend to stay with one brand and become intimately familiar with its features. Remember that all electronics can fail and it is a good idea to have a spare of your favored brand on hand in case of loss or failure. Trezor 2.0 is sometime in the future, not in a few months. There is no reason to delay purchasing a Trezor as your current one will continue to function as designed even if an improved version is introduced. Title: Re: [ANN] KeepKey - The Simple, Secure, Hardware Wallet Post by: Hix on September 09, 2016, 06:10:53 PM Why you don`t send your wallet to Russia?
I want to buy, but i can`t ! Title: Re: [ANN] KeepKey - The Simple, Secure, Hardware Wallet Post by: Wind_FURY on September 13, 2016, 06:13:55 AM Keepkey looks good and what I like best about it is it works well with Multibit HD from what I read. I do not own a bitcoin hardware wallet yet but I think my btc savings need to be transferred in one so I can sleep well at night.
I am still undecided whether to get a Trezor or a Keepkey. For the cheaper price I might go for Keepkey. Title: Re: [ANN] KeepKey - The Simple, Secure, Hardware Wallet Post by: Coin-Keeper on September 13, 2016, 07:13:38 PM That KeepKey definitely looks nice. I have a Trezor but when I got that, the KeepKey was still 200 bucks. Different story now though. Waiting for Trezor 2 so that I can compare the latest KeepKey with that and then decide. I want another hardware wallet and my traffic easily justifies one. Plus its another toy for the boy that never grew up. LOL!
Title: Re: [ANN] KeepKey - The Simple, Secure, Hardware Wallet Post by: BitcoinWalletGuy on March 02, 2018, 03:37:05 PM Just published an in-depth look at KeepKey along with some suggestions on how it can further improve.
https://bitcoinwalletguy.com/keepkey-review/ Title: Re: [ANN] KeepKey - The Simple, Secure, Hardware Wallet Post by: dkbit98 on December 10, 2019, 03:25:41 PM Attention!!!
https://i.imgur.com/m2zTlgh.png Flaw in Keepkey Crypto Hardware Wallet found by Kraken Security Labs source link: https://blog.kraken.com/post/3245/flaw-found-in-keepkey-crypto-hardware-wallet/ More detailed explanation: https://blog.kraken.com/post/3248/flaw-found-in-keepkey-crypto-hardware-wallet-part-2/ How to protect yourself: - Do not allow anyone contact with your KeepKey wallet - Enable BIP39 password for KeepKey cleint Title: Re: [ANN] KeepKey - The Simple, Secure, Hardware Wallet Post by: DireWolfM14 on December 11, 2019, 03:10:35 AM How to protect yourself: - Do not allow anyone contact with your KeepKey wallet - Enable BIP39 password for KeepKey cleint I believe all open-source hardware wallets are susceptible to similar physical attacks. A few months ago Trezor was discovered to suffer from an identical vulnerability. The use of a strong Bip39 passphrase is a must, even if you believe your hardware wallet is safe from theft or loss. Title: Re: [ANN] KeepKey - The Simple, Secure, Hardware Wallet Post by: dkbit98 on October 09, 2024, 10:03:47 PM For everyone who likes to experimenting and make their own stuff I suggest checking out how you can make your own DIY KeepKey wallet.
CryptoGuide posted interesting video tutorial (https://youtu.be/athvFw5eypA) few days ago, and all credits go to him. If you decide to go with smaller oled display price will be very cheap for all components on Ali or similar websites. Code is open source and everything is available for free. Enjoy 8) Hardware Required: - STM32F405RGT6 Board (https://www.aliexpress.com/item/1005006051651136.html) 1$ - 256x64 SSD1322 OLED Display (3.12) (https://www.aliexpress.com/item/1005005985371717.html) 9$ - 256x64 SSD1322 OLED Display (5.5) (https://www.aliexpress.com/item/1005006150123067.html) 36$ - Digital Pushbuttons (https://www.aliexpress.com/item/1005005637908638.html) 1$ 3d printed case: 3.12 inch version (https://www.printables.com/model/1027257-case-for-keepkey-diy-312-inch-display) 5.5 inch version (https://www.printables.com/model/1027254-case-for-keepkey-diy-55-inch-display) Keepkey DIY Written Instructions and firmware: https://github.com/3rdIteration/keepkey-diy https://github.com/keepkey/keepkey-firmware Check out how cool big version of DIY KeepKey is, and how big is compared to regular KeepKey and Trezor hardware wallet. you won't have any problems reading bitcoin addresses with this device. https://www.talkimg.com/images/2024/10/09/iqJQZ.png https://www.talkimg.com/images/2024/10/09/iqfWf.png |
