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by jillesvangurp
2697 days ago
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Yes, that is the point. Basically you have to work under the assumption that your laptop may be compromised. So anything that exposes private keys to it is going to end up leaking those keys. With the ledger you approve transactions on the token. You configure it from a paper backup or by letting it generate a private key for you and you use it to sign transactions. |
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