
Security
What a hardware wallet does and doesn't protect
A hardware wallet keeps your private keys offline — powerful against remote theft, powerless against a transaction you confirm with your own hands.
Documented attack surfaces across contracts, bridges and users, with post-mortems of major losses and the habits preventing the most common thefts.

A hardware wallet keeps your private keys offline — powerful against remote theft, powerless against a transaction you confirm with your own hands.

Phishing sites copy the real thing down to the pixel — the only part they cannot copy is the domain, and one careful habit is enough to check it.