Nach etwa eineinhalb Jahren ohne Krypto wieder mit Ledger Hardware Wallet
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So habe ich wieder zu akkumulieren wieder bekommen und haben meine Ledger in meinem Schrank hatte nicht in sie eingeloggt oder etwas mit ihm in über ein Jahr und eine Hälfte getan habe ich all diese Beiträge über Ledger Sicherheit etwas mit einer Hintertür gesehen und es ist nicht mehr sicher oder so etwas wie dieses? Versucht, durch eine Menge der Beiträge über sie, aber wollte ein besseres Verständnis, wenn es in Ordnung ist, wieder zu feuern und übertragen meine Münzen aus Coinbase gibt, weil ich nicht wollen, um meine Münzen auf Austausch danke für Antworten und sorry für jede Unwissenheit oder Mangel an suchen in es selbst (ich habe versucht, ein wenig, aber nur dachte, ich machen einen Beitrag)
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Critics left this sub and sadly it seems it’s mostly bootlickers who remained
You’ll be unconditionally better with the Ledger than on Coinbase, that’s true, but you might probably want to consider a different hardware wallet. Other comments miss the point: Ledger has a major flaw, which is that it’s closed source (as somebody said, it’s a trust-me-bro firmware). We *tolerated* that flaw because the secure element had no path to exfiltrate the keys, no phone home remote servers, so the kind of damage that it could do by being closed was limited. Ledger Recover changes this central principle. Ledger Recover isn’t a big deal per se, but it becomes a big deal when compounded with closed source.
Now, you may say that you’re OK with that functionality and that you trust them with that cloud backup of sorts. But at that point I don’t think you need a hardware wallet at all, at that point simply use one of those co-signer services.
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People losing their mind over a potential exploit are same people who believe earth is flat and government is sterilizing everyone with chem clouds. Nothing changed, continue hodling.
Even if you install the firmware that enables backing up shamir shards, you have to manually approve it. If you are too high to approve it by mistake, you can install a phished malicious firmware/app too. Nothing changed.
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This is the reality yes ledger fucked up from a pr standpoint and scared the shit out of everyone. And a bunch of paranoid nerds took it to the next level. The fact is the supposed “back door” every wallet that allows a back up of your seed, meaning you get the words and are able to write them down. (Ledger, Trezor, bitbox, cold card) all technically have a back door that could be exploited. But just don’t download firmware till it’s time to withdraw coins and your good
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We recently announced a service that has yet to be rolled out, known as [Ledger Recover](https://www.ledger.com/academy/what-is-ledger-recover).
Notably, this service is not yet available. When it does become available, users have to *choose* to subscribe – and so it is **disabled by default**.
Users have no obligation to utilize the Ledger Recover service if they do not wish to. We have some more great information over the Ledger Recover service, [here](https://support.ledger.com/hc/en-us/articles/9579368109597-Ledger-Recover-FAQs?docs=true), if you’re curious to learn more.
Regarding removing your funds off of centralized exchanges – this is always ideal as the exchanges hold your private keys – and so technically they’re able to control or freeze funds for any reason.
On the contrary, when you use a Ledger device, you get to generate your own 24 word recovery phrase and maintain control over your own private keys – and this is the power of self custody (and using hardware wallets such as Ledgers).
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