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December 31, 2018, 05:53:21 PM
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Speaking of January 3rd, has somebody mentioned it's Bitcoins 10th Birthday? In that honor, counter is appropriate:

Online counter

Edit: Timer to Genesis block creation, of course.

isn't that already passed ?

bought the 10year anniversary nano ledger....?

That was the celebrating the anniversary of the white paper. Genesis block anniversary is indeed 3rd Jan.

and again learned some new things

Cheesy

For the second time i'm not sure if you are joking, that's why haven't responded to you the first time.

BTW, exact time when Satoshi pressed the button is January 3rd, 18:15:05 UTC
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December 31, 2018, 05:59:33 PM

Speaking of January 3rd, has somebody mentioned it's Bitcoins 10th Birthday? In that honor, counter is appropriate:

Online counter

Edit: Timer to Genesis block creation, of course.

isn't that already passed ?

bought the 10year anniversary nano ledger....?

That was the celebrating the anniversary of the white paper. Genesis block anniversary is indeed 3rd Jan.

and again learned some new things

Cheesy

For the second time i'm not sure if you are joking, that's why haven't responded to you the first time.
i'm gonna be very very very quiet (as in quiet of shame Roll Eyes )

I did not think about it, but when I bought those white nano ledgers for the 10year anniversary ..... there was clearly written WHITE PAPER anniversary, not thinking more as 2 seconds there Roll Eyes .... now I know its obvious and not the most smart thing i said right there

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December 31, 2018, 06:01:09 PM

I have a Ledger Nano S, which is solid. And I have a Keepkey, which is a POS.
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December 31, 2018, 06:24:34 PM

Speaking of January 3rd, has somebody mentioned it's Bitcoins 10th Birthday?

As I understand it, that is the reason that date was chosen for PoK.
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December 31, 2018, 06:26:57 PM

I have a Ledger Nano S, which is solid. And I have a Keepkey, which is a POS.

Having had experienced usage of both the Ledger Nano S and the Trezor 1, I prefer the Trezor 1, so far.  I have not had any experience with Keepkey, so I appreciate your comparing it to the nano s.
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December 31, 2018, 06:49:22 PM

I discuss the whole content of that video in this thread: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5090244.msg48978949#msg48978949

It is in spanish, but if there is some interest I could translate it.

TLDR: All those potential attack vectors requiere physical access to the device among other things. And even if all requirements would be met (which is already enough negligence on the user part) there are also additional countermeasures for additional security (ie. passphrase).

No all.

^^
stealing the paper or the device is the same just a very littke of weight difference

The difference is, if you steal my TREZOR, you ain't getting my coins... You need both my TREZOR and what's in my brain to get to my coins. But if you steal Jimbo's paper wallets, you already have his coins...

use nano s/blue myself same thing .....

Did you watch that video?

Your blue is transmitting, just make sure a usb cable is plugged in to add an antenna boost.

Fantastic signals and how to find them.

https://youtu.be/Y1OBIGslgGM?t=1735

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December 31, 2018, 06:50:25 PM

got ledger nano's and blues myself ..... also happy with those

I have a Ledger Nano S too. Also a good device.
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December 31, 2018, 07:06:53 PM

Okay guys, there seems to be some misunderstanding with respect to paper wallet security.  Now, the misunderstanding might lie with me or it might lie with you so I am putting some Bitcoin on the line here as a test.  If you are correct, it should be as easy as 123 to steal the .0123 Bitcoin I have secured on this paper wallet.  If I am correct, then I can relax.

My fully exposed paper wallet:



Go 4 IT!  I will monitor the balance.






Is Bip38 a thing?

6P Tongue

Private key==bitcoin.

I... am confused as to why anyone here would be confused about this?

It’s still there Cheesy

Somebody is definitely going to steal it.

It's a BIP38 password encrypted paper wallet. Impossible to sweep without knowing the password...

Beat me, guess I should read entire thread first! Cheesy
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December 31, 2018, 07:10:35 PM

Private key==bitcoin.

I... am confused as to why anyone here would be confused about this?

It’s still there Cheesy

Somebody is definitely going to steal it.

It's a BIP38 password encrypted paper wallet. Impossible to sweep without knowing the password...

+1, Your funds are safe as long as you remember the passphrase.

Or store it on a hardware wallet Smiley

Private key==bitcoin.

I... am confused as to why anyone here would be confused about this?

It’s still there Cheesy

Somebody is definitely going to steal it.

It's a BIP38 password encrypted paper wallet. Impossible to sweep without knowing the password...

+1, Your funds are safe as long as you remember the passphrase.

IMO, keeping a BIP38 password makes your paper wallet less secure. There's a good chance that you'll forget that phrase by the time you need to extract bitcoin out of your paper wallet. Roll Eyes

Compare the probability of getting your piece of paper stolen and the probability of forgetting the password; there are more chances that you'll forget your password!

Store in a separate place.
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December 31, 2018, 07:14:19 PM



so representing who ??
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December 31, 2018, 07:16:50 PM
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Last charts of the year WO's , have a safe and happy New Year.

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#stronghands2019

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As an aside on a personal note, I created over 1,080 images this last year for your viewing pleasure. That is even with the 6 month sabbatical I enjoyed over the summer. I plan on starting fresh charts after new years but will break out the OR when appropriate.

Cheers
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Thanks for your contributions buddy, and happy new year!

I've created approximately 600 shitposts this year, and have posted 24 ass pictures.

I've created over 500 posts that I thought were hilarious and not one person laughed! Cheesy


You are admitting to being a Bot?   Shocked   You sneaky fuck.   Angry

If I was I would be called Heuristic. Tongue
BTW was gonna merit that until I noticed you have a nice even 1500. Wink

@Homer, did you make that wallet just for this?
If so if he used a funny passphrase than hit it with a dictionary or rainbow attack.

OK, all caught up now to do the less important shit like respond to my real life messages to find out where I'm gonna be drunk tonight. Cheesy
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December 31, 2018, 07:30:26 PM
Last edit: December 31, 2018, 07:43:03 PM by VB1001

"Thanks, for the patience..., WO's" Wink



Happy New Year 2019 !!!
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December 31, 2018, 07:53:30 PM

I discuss the whole content of that video in this thread: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5090244.msg48978949#msg48978949

It is in spanish, but if there is some interest I could translate it.

TLDR: All those potential attack vectors requiere physical access to the device among other things. And even if all requirements would be met (which is already enough negligence on the user part) there are also additional countermeasures for additional security (ie. passphrase).

No all.


Yes... if you are referring to the RF side-channel attack it also requires physical access to exploit. Please read my post in the thread above and you will see what I mean.
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December 31, 2018, 07:56:57 PM

You guys do realize that 99% of normies coming into Bitcoin are going to just buy their coin on sites like Coinbase or Gemini and leave them there?

And with all this back and forth debate about the "right" personal coin security, and the pitfalls if you get it "wrong", who could blame them.  Roll Eyes

This is why, in the end, custodial services which is really just ultra fancy words for "banks" (gasp!) are necessary and always will be.

There is a broad line however, between necessary and required.
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December 31, 2018, 08:16:13 PM

Last charts of the year WO's , have a safe and happy New Year.

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#stronghands2019

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As an aside on a personal note, I created over 1,080 images this last year for your viewing pleasure. That is even with the 6 month sabbatical I enjoyed over the summer. I plan on starting fresh charts after new years but will break out the OR when appropriate.

Cheers
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Thanks for your contributions buddy, and happy new year!

I've created approximately 600 shitposts this year, and have posted 24 ass pictures.

I've created over 500 posts that I thought were hilarious and not one person laughed! Cheesy




Good one!
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December 31, 2018, 08:48:59 PM

As we close out 2018 the question we all would like to know is have we seen the bottom?

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~snip

@Homer, did you make that wallet just for this?
If so if he used a funny passphrase than hit it with a dictionary or rainbow attack.

~snip

 Yes!  I created a vanity address 1Go4it... , generated a paper wallet, funded it, waited for the funds to arrive and then posted a screen cap of the wallet.

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December 31, 2018, 09:14:18 PM

Happy New Year all! 
I have to work tonight... on the bright side, I will be up at midnightand beyond to usher in the new year.

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December 31, 2018, 09:26:09 PM

That's a good hack against the trezor, glitching the CPU at the right instant to drop the security level, then using a valid upgrade to get the keys as they are copied into memory. Still, does it take 1 day, or 3 months to tank the chip?

Could also help some Trezor slob who forgot their pin. Hm.....
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