Thread by @jurad0x, Governments, hackers, and everyone on the internet now know where the majority [...]

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jurad0x

Governments, hackers, and everyone on the internet now know where the majority of crypto is stored and who owns it. #LedgerBreach
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There are two types of people who will value the ledger data breach,
1. Governments
2. Hackers trying to make a buck
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My previous thread covered email/phone security, but this will cover your "address" and physical security.

Now, if you are a humble taxpayer and live in a "fully democratic" country, you can ignore the government threat.
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But I will be addressing that for educational purposes and will focus on COLD STORAGE and not running your DeFi operation.
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This guide recommends that you move to Trezor and will use your ledger as a decoy wallet. I have also noticed that Trezor gives a shit about their security and customers, unlike its competitors.
Get ready to do some OpSec spending.
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NOTE Proper OpSec depends from person to person.
Country of residence, technical skill, lifestyle everything needs to be considered; below mentioned OpSec guide is for a high earning executive living in Asia with a shady government in control.

So if you want proper advice, DM

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So, from this point onwards, your official crypto holdings is your decoy wallet, which is a ledger.

Anyone breaks into your house, you slowly hand them over your decoy wallet with seed phrase.
Good old fashioned larping helps.

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When buying your trezor, pay with crypto.
Get it shipped to your office or relatives address.

You want zero ties to this purchase.
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