<i​mprevisto:matrix.org> lul

<i​mprevisto:matrix.org> and twice as boring as the council of elrond

<m​icheal72726377:matrix.org> hello?

<m​icheal72726377:matrix.org> is anyone here

<c​rispycat:calitabby.net> sometimaes

<c​rispycat:calitabby.net> sometimes

<m​icheal72726377:matrix.org> HELLO!?!!?

<r​ottenwheel:unredacted.org> YES!?!???11!!1!!1!???

<3​21bob321:monero.social> Aloha haveno

<c​rypto.neko:frei.chat> This guy's client might be glitching.

<c​rypto.neko:frei.chat> Or homeserver, more likely. Not showing him the messages but he still gets notifications for them.

<m​ax12max:matrix.org> hello how to exchange bitcoin for monero in the safest way. most incognito

<m​ax12max:matrix.org> atomic swap?

<-​coffeeplease-:monero.social> If you're willing to install a Dex, try BasicSwapDEX.

basicswap for atomic

there is also trocador which aggregates swapping services (not atomic swaps)

<m​ax12max:matrix.org> I'm new, I have no idea what is better :P and the app on the phone is ok?

<m​ax12max:matrix.org> unstoppableswap.net/?

<u​sbskjh:matrix.org> What do you think of this strategy to better protect our crypto assets?

<u​sbskjh:matrix.org> With the introduction of passkeys in some wallets (like Trust Wallet Swift), we can recover our wallets without solely relying on the backup seed phrase. But what if these passkeys were integrated into more secure and less mainstream password managers, like ProtonPass, instead of widely used solutions like Google's password manager? Could we consider our crypto wallets practically<clipped message>

<u​sbskjh:matrix.org> unbreakable by adopting the following approach?

<u​sbskjh:matrix.org> Accessing the password manager using the phone's passkey.

<u​sbskjh:matrix.org> Authenticating from a PC via the phone's passkey, using a QR code connection.

<u​sbskjh:matrix.org> This is especially useful on systems like Linux, where biometric authentication is currently unavailable, avoiding the need to type a master password that could be intercepted by malware.

<u​sbskjh:matrix.org> Note: Currently, authentication from another device using passkeys is not yet available for most password managers.

<u​sbskjh:matrix.org> Using an end-to-end encrypted 2FA app to access the password manager.

<u​sbskjh:matrix.org> How this strategy enhances security:

<u​sbskjh:matrix.org> Protection against malware on the phone:

<u​sbskjh:matrix.org> If malware is present on the device, it won’t have access to the master password, reducing the risk of wallet compromise.

<m​ax12max:matrix.org> there will be no large sums there I mean incognito. most about leak e.g. ip. I understand vpn. I understand tor. how to do it most incognito.

<m​ax12max:matrix.org> maybe whonix

<m​ax12max:matrix.org> is the phone app from bitcoin to monero also safe?

<m​ax12max:matrix.org> nobodY?

<u​sbskjh:matrix.org> Do you how can I find privacy and security communities here on Element X?

<w​illiamfargo:tchncs.de> Look for open source projects communities

<w​illiamfargo:tchncs.de> People will also talk sbout privacy therr

<m​ax12max:matrix.org> you talking to me or?

<w​illiamfargo:tchncs.de> No sorry

<w​illiamfargo:tchncs.de> Talking to this guy

<b​asses:matrix.org> matrix.to/#/#privacyguides:matrix.org

<b​asses:matrix.org> matrix.to/#/%23community:grapheneos.org

<3​21bob321:monero.social> what about tommmmmmy ?

<b​asses:matrix.org> i'm banned I think

<3​21bob321:monero.social> what did you do!

<b​asses:matrix.org> idc and don't remember

<r​oot:kimapr.net> like this one ?

<w​illiamfargo:tchncs.de> yh