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Security
Safeinity is secure by design, but your device/network security still matters.
Before You Start - Best Practices
Run an offline computer security scan before you create your account.
Always look at the URL and verify you are on safeinity.com and not a fake, similar looking, URL.
Never use any kind of plugin or browser extension for safeinity.com
After You Start - Best Practices
Enable two-factor authentication.
Never use any kind of plugin or browser extension for safeinity.com
Use the high security upload option for all high value documents.
Run an offline computer security scan before upload or download high value information.
Run full malware scans (Defender/Offline + second-opinion scanner).
Always look at the URL and verify you are on safeinity.com
Disable unnecessary services while handling sensitive data (Bluetooth, sharing, remote desktop).
Use trusted networks; never use public Wi-Fi.
Use a VPN.
Is your router secure?
Do not store private keys in plaintext digital files.
Avoid photos/screenshots/Wi-Fi printing of key material.
If digital password / key storage is necessary, consider using KeePassXC.
Keep OS/apps/firmware updated.
Use a non-admin account for daily computer use.
High-Value Workflow (Very Strong Measures)
Use a dedicated hardened laptop.
Consider using a hardware wallet for crypto. But research them thoroughly. Not all are safe.
Store highly sensitive documents/keys in KeePassXC, then upload the .kdbx to Safeinity.
Use key-sharing/sharding for beneficiary access planning.
Keep physical cold-storage backups for crypto keys.
Use a shielded enclosure if you are a high value target.
Computer Scans & Malware Hygiene
Digital Storage
Physical Cold Storage
KeePassXC
Password Managers
Security-Hardened Laptops
Hardware Wallets vs Hardened Laptops
Shielded Enclosures
Key Sharding