Thread by @Ledger, Remember, your assets are safe if your 24-word recovery phrase is. We’ve [...]

Remember, your assets are safe if your 24-word recovery phrase is. We’ve come up with a short list of tips and tricks to help — we know it’s quite Phishy out there. (1/5)

Consciously guard your PIN and your recovery phrase. If anyone reaches out to you asking for it, sound an internal alarm in your mind and refuse to share these details. (2/5) https://bit.ly/2FYQuMz

How to Make Sure that I Keep my Crypto Safe with Ledger | Ledger

Ledger hardware wallets are the best at keeping your crypto safe. There's still a few best practices that need to be kept in mind that we'll cover here.

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Ledger will never ask you to reset your 24-word recovery phase — even via email or SMS. If someone is asking you for this information, think twice and report them. (3/5) https://bit.ly/2HBLSg1

Something’s Phishy - How to Keep Your Crypto Safe Against Scams | Ledger

There are simple ways to safeguard your cryptocurrencies against crypto phishing partices - today we're showing you how to protect your crypto against them

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Hacks come in various shapes and sizes -- familiarize yourself with the basics of how malware works here. (4/5) https://bit.ly/3mo2sil

Hack #1 - Check out this link! | Ledger

Malware is the more appealing option to a hacker. In many cases, malware is more intimidating than that annoying software that slows down your web browser.

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Hackers can take charge of your smartphone, too. Make sure you never store your 24-word recovery phrase on your cell phone. (5/5) https://bit.ly/2HE5bW6

Hack #5 - Malicious Wallet App | Ledger

Malicious apps can be installed onto your smartphone to steal its data including your crypto accounts. Always use a harware wallet to protect your crypto.

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