I think I would need to get ' wasted' after doing all that......lol....
You lost me at ' keypass'
Best thing is copy and print the private key
or save on Pen drive.
Yeah...thats what I was thinking...
Yep, great video! I am sharing it.
One other tip that I would like to share. I have an old worthless digital camera. I take pictures of the screen, just in case as a back up to the back up.
Also, as Kodtycoon showed in the video, he was using a password manager. Keepass is open source and has been tested many times and proven to be one of the best and safest ways to manage information like this. I use a program that is basically the same but not controlled by a third party. But it is cross platform on my phone, mac, and windows. It's called Lastpass. It is a little friendlier on the eyes and easier to use. I like the fact too that it has two-factor authentication and I can limit what countries it can be opened in.
There are other options too, but once a person starts using these password managers, you can find it makes your life much easier and safer and there is pretty much no going back.
Another vote for LastPass. I've been using it since Sony's PlayStation Network got hacked a few years ago. Now all my passwords are in LastPass including all crypto wallets where I use a 99 character password of uppercase, lowercase, numbers and special characters. Other website passwords are generally 20 characters but same complexity. I only have to remember one pass phrase to get into LastPass although I supplement this further with 2FA which is a Yubikey from Yubicon which generates a one-time password of 100 plus letters and numbers. Not only can it store passwords which are then both complex and unique but I also use it to fill in forms like home address, work address, etc.
KC
