Don't feed the troll.
Anyone who would suggest that it is anyone's responsibility but their own to handle their own security practices re: their crypto wallets is just that - a troll.
Yes don't address any of the issues raised or pressure the company to improve their product.
Instead just keep telling yourself that everything is sweet and dandy and anyone who suggests anything to the contrary should be ignored.
In the mean time I suggest having a look at this post.
JUST HAD 0.92329 BTC STOLEN - HOW???
Was it the entire balance of your wallet?
Was it an imported address?
Did you recently install anything Bitcoin-related or suspicious recently?
Do you have AV?
Was the wallet password protected and if so when did you last type that password?
Yes all of it wiped out
No I'm very tech savvy
Yes I have AV - keep on top of security quite well and the wallet is on a VM
The wallet was password protected
WTF
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https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1045264.0Seems a password protected wallet did not help.
No final answer at this stage so maybe, just maybe you can stop harping on about
"It's ALL your fault"
and remember that I'm the one highlighting the shortcomings in the system here
and because of the name calling, head in the sand, kneejerk reactions I've had
to try and spell out the consequences of continued ignorance regarding the flaws
in the POS and wallet system used by ARCH.
I'm sure Edgar can appreciate the seriousness of where this could end, but you will
notice he is silent on the matter in public, so it obviously is a big issue as otherwise
he would be defending his product and assuring his customers that everything is
ok.
Instead he leaves the speculation open to debate and offers no remedy.
Very poor management decision there and speaks volumes about the real motivations
behind this company, IMO.
So I'll leave you with all this to ponder and just maybe changes will be made
to ensure the these attacks and thefts become a thing of the past and future customers
do not have to go through this experience.