hey selsta quick question for you again

As someone who holds xmr on the GUI with no hardware wallet, I have to be extremely careful of what I download on my Mac. When trying to download LibreWolf it says macOS can't verify that LibreWolf is free from malware. Do you use LibreWolf ? Would you recommend it ?

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* As someone who holds XMR on the Monero GUI without a hardware wallet, I have to be extremely careful of what I download on my Mac. When trying to download LibreWolf it says macOS can't verify that LibreWolf is free from malware. Do you use LibreWolf ? Would you recommend it ?

* As someone who holds XMR on the Monero GUI without a hardware wallet, I have to be extremely careful of what I download on my Mac. When trying to install on my computer LibreWolf it says macOS can't verify that LibreWolf is free from malware. Do you use LibreWolf ? Would you recommend it ?

* As someone who holds XMR on the Monero GUI without a hardware wallet, I have to be extremely careful of what I download on my Mac. When trying to install LibreWolf on my computer it says macOS can't verify that LibreWolf is free from malware. Do you use LibreWolf ? Would you recommend it ?

* As someone who holds XMR on the Monero GUI without a hardware wallet, I have to be extremely careful of what I download on my Mac. One mistake, and I could lose everything I own. When trying to install LibreWolf on my computer it says macOS can't verify that LibreWolf is free from malware. Do you use LibreWolf ? Would you recommend it ?

* As someone who holds XMR on the Monero GUI without a hardware wallet, I have to be extremely careful of what I download on my Mac. One mistake, and I could lose everything I own. When trying to install LibreWolf on my computer it says macOS can't verify that LibreWolf is free from malware. I ended up installing it anyway, and quickly deleted it after. It was a .dmg file. How can I check if my Monero GUI keys are safe from any

hack? Is there anything I can verify on my mac to check that LibreWolf wasnt a virus

Same question applies to you luigi1111w , whoever answers first

Same question applies to you luigi1111w , whoever answers first thx

* As someone who holds XMR on the Monero GUI without a hardware wallet, I have to be extremely careful of what I download on my Mac. One mistake, and I could lose everything I own. When trying to install LibreWolf on my computer it says macOS can't verify that LibreWolf is free from malware. I ended up installing it anyway, and quickly deleted it after. It was a .dmg file. How can I check if my Monero GUI keys are safe from any

malware? Is there anything I can verify on my mac to check that LibreWolf wasnt a virus

* As someone who holds XMR on the Monero GUI without a hardware wallet, I have to be extremely careful of what I download on my Mac. One mistake, and I could lose everything I own. When trying to install LibreWolf on my computer it says macOS can't verify that LibreWolf is free from malware. I ended up installing it anyway, and quickly deleted it after. It was a .dmg file. How can I check if my Monero GUI keys are safe from any

malware? Is there anything I can verify on my mac to check that LibreWolf wasn't malware ? please get back to me asap

<moneroextremist[> "As someone who holds xmr on..." <- Not possible. If you want to be safe, move your coins to a new wallet

<binarybaron[m]> "Not possible. If you want to..." <- binarybaron: Wym not possible ? Surely there's a way to make sure everything on my mac is fine. Either way, waiting on selsta to answer because I'm getting extremely paranoid all of a sudden

If a RAT or a keylogger that's looking for keys was running on my mac, surely I would be able to see it on the activity monitor ?

I guess my question to selsta is, should I trust LibreWolf browser ? Like is it a trustworthy browser ? I'm just extremely paranoid these days so I'm asking you. luigi1111w please weigh in too.

* these days that a program will try to steal my Monero GUI keys, so I'm

"One mistake, and I could lose everything I own." buy a hardware wallet, you'll sleep better

or use 'tails + persistant storage' method

<moneroextremist[> "I guess my question to selsta is..." <- one layer of defense is to run monero gui in a docker container

<moneroextremist[> "I guess my question to selsta is..." <- Or keep it in a veracrypt container

<xmr-ack[m]> "Or keep it in a veracrypt..." <- God damn, this is actually pretty smart

Either way, still waiting on a response from selsta on this.

Most open source software says "can't be verified" on macOS

Apple wants you to pay for a dev certificate

I don't know what LibreWolf is, but if it's well known open source software you will likely be on the safe side, just don't download programs from shady websites.

Don't install browser plugins.

selsta: Yeah it's open source. Anyway i can check on macOS that everything is fine though ? What's the worst thing that could happen by installing a malicious .dmg file ? Could they keylog the password I type on the Monero GUI and then download my keys and withdraw funds?

If I had downloaded a keylogger capable of stealing the GUI keys would it be visible on activity monitor

No, if you open a malicious program they could do a lot of things, don't be sure that you would see a keylogger in your activity monitor.

Your use case doesnt add up.

You need to be extremely careful but use a bunch of proprietary software on your Mac and install binaries that you dont know anything about. Asking "is librewolf safe" after running the binary.

Doesn't add up - like.. do you also use stock android / ios and think they are secure?

If you trust firefox.. librewolf is just a privacy enhancing version of Firefox, similar to mull or tor browser.

Plenty of reviews and comparisons online.. but if youre talking about "need" security, why would you even run this wallet on the same device that you install unknown apps on 🤒

.merges

luigi1112 ahhh bad timing :D github.com/SChernykh/p2pool/releases/tag/v2.2.1

I guess I'll create a new PR tomorrow

hehe