Just look at these statistics: “Over 80% of basic web application attacks are a result of stolen passwords.” (Verizon, 2022) “8 in 10 mail server attacks are a result of stolen passwords.” (Verizon, 2022) “Nearly 70% of basic web application attacks involve the breach of user credentials including passwords.” (Verizon, 2022) “More than 70% of Americans use the cloud to store their passwords.” (Beyond Identity, 2022) Many of you here are new to crypto, so you are probably not aware of how easily scammers/hackers can get on your money There is a high chance your crypto will be stolen sooner or later, if you don't take security seriously There isn't anyone to ensure your funds are safe, except you (in the sense of things that are within your control) All the security essentially boils down to one thing - the safety of your passwords and seed phrases Don't store it in g00gle docs, in notepad files, on cloud storage services These are centralized entities that have many attack vectors: - data breaches, - malicious employees having access to data, - non-open-source apps so you don't know how your data is handled My advice, gentlemen: a. You either buy yourself a titanium vault hidden a few feet underground b. Or use a decentralized password manager like @BitNote_xyz that uses AES-256 encryption used by the US government for top secret information