HOWTO: create a 100% secure wallet

[joevmm]

Great tutorial, thank you so much

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[haltingstate]

Thank u for the very important information Dont be aggrieved, please )) I am just the beginner ))

[gaazje]

What is the best fire/water proof memorystick on the market? At reasonable price?

[crocusminer]

Thank you for all the excellent information in this thread.

[martt]

Nice info

[Euclid]

Informative, cheers!

[martt]

Thx for the information

[draganmilinkovic]

Best way you be to just memorise if you can

[oregon]

Excellent information for a beginner thanks!

[hoosierfan24]

Thanks for the infor I am for sure going to do this

[sniperx]

really useful, thank you 

[czxtvr]

you guys are waaay more computer savvy than i. I think i need a hands on tutor.

[maker7]

How do you get coins?

[appledrisp]

If you prefer to not encrypt the files to avoid remembering passwords, you won't be secure, unless you make a physical backup of the media holding your money and then put that backup in a vault (at your house or in a bank).

Actually, you could do a weekly trip to the bank and put your wallet.dat on a memory stick in a safety box. Assuming that you have that many BTCs to protect.

NO!! Encryption is not some magic thingamajawb that protects you from all evil.

Let me clarify: A _backup_ is of absolutely NO USE. So your weekly trip doesn't accomplish anything if the very same file has been on your main operating system. This is a dangerous fallacy, hence my analogy with "keys" instead of "wallets".

Again: that would be like making a copy of your safe-key every week and putting that in the vault.

It has to be a new, untainted address, in conjunction with the wallet.dat that you deposit. Actually, this is way more convenient, since you don't have to access your bank vault at all. You just deposit/sent the coins into the right addresses.

I am currently experiencing the problem of having created a password that is "too secure".  I am attempting to run the ruby code from another post on here.  I would post there directly, but I am here in newbieland for a while.  

Would someone care to point me to a comprehensive guide on how to run the ruby code on the post below and recover my wallet?  I have not been able to find anything online that explains how to run a ruby script to interface with bitcoin, and I am a programming novice.

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=85495.20

[q6m]

Nothing beats a brain wallet...

[MonetizingForum]

Thanks for the Info! Never thought about using liveboot usb and a wallet, always just kept the wallet.dat in cold storage until needed.

[cinderella]

Thx for step guide.  I wonder how secure the new encryption is on the wallets.

[mrfoobar]

makes sense. Thanks for the post!

[Menner]

Thank you for this information, it's very interesting because I've heart that there are some people who try to steal your BTC.

[deathcode]

NOTHING is 100% secure!, the very same topic of this posting is fundamentally flawed!