Links to Storage Methods - Revision history

Furunodo: /* Yeticold */ and the [https://github.com/JWWeatherman/yeticold/issues/49 code isn't clean and comes without a test framework].

2020-06-23T10:52:17Z

Yeticold: and the [https://github.com/JWWeatherman/yeticold/issues/49 code isn't clean and comes without a test framework].

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	https://yeticold.com/		https://yeticold.com/

	This website helps you set up an ubuntu machine that you then can run a utility from to create a wallet. It can create hot, warm, or cold wallets. The project is still in ~~Beta and~~ has limited information on how it works.		This website helps you set up an ubuntu machine that you then can run a utility from to create a wallet. It can create hot, warm, or cold wallets. The project is still in beta, has limited information on how it works and the [https://github.com/JWWeatherman/yeticold/issues/49 code isn't clean and comes without a test framework].

	=== Casa ===		=== Casa ===

Furunodo: /* Rusty Russell's "Remarkably Unreliable Guide To Bitcoin Storage" */ [[Shamir Secret Snakeoil

2020-06-23T10:50:14Z

Rusty Russell's "Remarkably Unreliable Guide To Bitcoin Storage": [[Shamir Secret Snakeoil

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	The tutorial teaches how to use a laptop as the secure offline computer. It uses ubuntu OS, and Bitcoin Core as the bitcoin wallet. The private key material is stored in raw private key format, not seed phrases (which bitcoin core doesn't support) and so the guide does not benefit from [[Deterministic wallet\|deterministic wallets]]. QR codes are used to transfer transactions between the offline and online computers. As the tutorial uses Bitcoin Core it enjoys the benefits of a [[full node]] wallet.		The tutorial teaches how to use a laptop as the secure offline computer. It uses ubuntu OS, and Bitcoin Core as the bitcoin wallet. The private key material is stored in raw private key format, not seed phrases (which bitcoin core doesn't support) and so the guide does not benefit from [[Deterministic wallet\|deterministic wallets]]. QR codes are used to transfer transactions between the offline and online computers. As the tutorial uses Bitcoin Core it enjoys the benefits of a [[full node]] wallet.

	However, it recommends naively splitting keys (without using a secure key-splitting algorithm like [[Shamir~~'s secret sharing~~\|Shamir's secret sharing algorithm]]), and so is insecure and certainly not well vetted.		However, it recommends naively splitting keys (without using a secure key-splitting algorithm like [[Shamir Secret Snakeoil\|Shamir's secret sharing algorithm]]), and so is insecure and certainly not well vetted.

	=== Alexandr Nellson's Scheme ===		=== Alexandr Nellson's Scheme ===

Furunodo: /* Cold Storage Methods */ === Coldcard ===

2020-06-07T10:04:44Z

Cold Storage Methods: === Coldcard ===

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	https://docs.wasabiwallet.io/using-wasabi/ColdWasabi.html		https://docs.wasabiwallet.io/using-wasabi/ColdWasabi.html

	This is a pretty basic guide that focuses on using the Wasabi wallet to mix your coins before sending them to a hardware wallet. There is supplementary information about how to setup a hardware wallet and backup your seed, but this doesn't make for a complete or easy-to-use guide. It is open source, and so might be somewhat vetted.		This is a pretty basic guide that focuses on using the Wasabi wallet to mix your coins before sending them to a [[hardware wallet]]. There is supplementary information about how to setup a hardware wallet and backup your seed, but this doesn't make for a complete or easy-to-use guide. It is open source, and so might be somewhat vetted.


			=== Coldcard ===

			[[Coldcard]] wallet offers several ways for cold storage:
			* make backups of the seed on an SD card, delete the seed from the Coldcard device
			* create a paper wallet, not related to the seed on the Coldcard

			On top of that you can choose to never connect the Coldcard to a computer.

	== Other Storage Methods ==		== Other Storage Methods ==

Lopp: improve casa description, fix link

2020-06-06T20:51:59Z

improve casa description, fix link

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	https://glacierprotocol.org/		https://glacierprotocol.org/

	The glacier protocol is a cold storage scheme. It teaches how to use multiple computers made by different manufacturers which help resist attacks like ~~malicius~~ firmware. The multiple computers are given the same entropy and the user checks that they result in the same bitcoin addresses and private keys. Users are advised to avoid sidechannels like audio, power, magnetic and radio.		The glacier protocol is a cold storage scheme. It teaches how to use multiple computers made by different manufacturers which help resist attacks like malicious firmware. The multiple computers are given the same entropy and the user checks that they result in the same bitcoin addresses and private keys. Users are advised to avoid sidechannels like audio, power, magnetic and radio.

	The tutorial teaches users to deal with raw private keys and write them down on paper. [[Deterministic wallet]]s are not used, nor are [[full node]]s. Users are instructed to look up their balances on a blockchain explorer website which damages the user's privacy and makes them trust the website for verifying the rules of bitcoin.		The tutorial teaches users to deal with raw private keys and write them down on paper. [[Deterministic wallet]]s are not used, nor are [[full node]]s. Users are instructed to look up their balances on a blockchain explorer website which damages the user's privacy and makes them trust the website for verifying the rules of bitcoin.
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	This website helps you set up an ubuntu machine that you then can run a utility from to create a wallet. It can create hot, warm, or cold wallets. The project is still in Beta and has limited information on how it works.		This website helps you set up an ubuntu machine that you then can run a utility from to create a wallet. It can create hot, warm, or cold wallets. The project is still in Beta and has limited information on how it works.

	=== Casa ~~Keys~~ ===		=== Casa ===

	[~~Casa Keys](~~https://docs.keys.casa/wealth-security-protocol/) is a multisig ~~wallet~~ system that uses ~~a mobile wallet,~~ hardware ~~wallet~~, ~~and remote key~~.		[https://docs.keys.casa/wealth-security-protocol/ Casa] is a multisig system that uses geographically distributed keys on different hardware devices. It is unique in that it recommends against backing up seed phrases, instead offering functionality to easily replace compromised / unusable keys.

	=== [[Electrum]]'s cold storage guide ===		=== [[Electrum]]'s cold storage guide ===

Fresheneesz: casa keys

2020-05-27T18:46:18Z

casa keys

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	This website helps you set up an ubuntu machine that you then can run a utility from to create a wallet. It can create hot, warm, or cold wallets. The project is still in Beta and has limited information on how it works.		This website helps you set up an ubuntu machine that you then can run a utility from to create a wallet. It can create hot, warm, or cold wallets. The project is still in Beta and has limited information on how it works.

			=== Casa Keys ===

			[Casa Keys](https://docs.keys.casa/wealth-security-protocol/) is a multisig wallet system that uses a mobile wallet, hardware wallet, and remote key.

	=== [[Electrum]]'s cold storage guide ===		=== [[Electrum]]'s cold storage guide ===

Fresheneesz: /* https://yeticold.com/ Yeticold */

2020-05-24T08:21:50Z

https://yeticold.com/ Yeticold

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	This guide show how to store coins in a cold storage situation with the ability for heirs to recover your funds if you die. The guide is a bit hard to read with many optional steps, and the "basic scenario" uses 2 hardware wallets with the same seed for some reason. It recommends putting information in a safe deposit box that is enough to steal funds, so you're putting a lot of trust in the safe deposit box. There are Alternate scenarios, but they don't make themselves very clear.		This guide show how to store coins in a cold storage situation with the ability for heirs to recover your funds if you die. The guide is a bit hard to read with many optional steps, and the "basic scenario" uses 2 hardware wallets with the same seed for some reason. It recommends putting information in a safe deposit box that is enough to steal funds, so you're putting a lot of trust in the safe deposit box. There are Alternate scenarios, but they don't make themselves very clear.

	=== ~~https://yeticold.com/~~ Yeticold ===		===Yeticold ===

	https://yeticold.com/		https://yeticold.com/

Fresheneesz: /* Cold Storage Methods */ Adding Yeticold

2020-05-24T08:21:37Z

Cold Storage Methods: Adding Yeticold

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	[https://github.com/BlockchainCommons/SmartCustodyWhitePapers/blob/master/%23SmartCustody-_Simple_Self-Custody_Cold_Storage_Scenario.md github.com/BlockchainCommons/SmartCustodyWhitePapers]		[https://github.com/BlockchainCommons/SmartCustodyWhitePapers/blob/master/%23SmartCustody-_Simple_Self-Custody_Cold_Storage_Scenario.md github.com/BlockchainCommons/SmartCustodyWhitePapers]

	This guide show how to store coins in a cold storage situation with the ability for heirs to recover your funds if you die. The guide is a bit hard to read with many optional steps, and the "basic scenario" uses 2 hardware wallets with the same seed for some reason. ~~The information it~~ recommends putting in a safe deposit box is enough to steal funds, so you're putting a lot of trust in the safe deposit box. There are Alternate scenarios, but they don't make themselves very clear.		This guide show how to store coins in a cold storage situation with the ability for heirs to recover your funds if you die. The guide is a bit hard to read with many optional steps, and the "basic scenario" uses 2 hardware wallets with the same seed for some reason. It recommends putting information in a safe deposit box that is enough to steal funds, so you're putting a lot of trust in the safe deposit box. There are Alternate scenarios, but they don't make themselves very clear.

			=== https://yeticold.com/ Yeticold ===

			https://yeticold.com/

			This website helps you set up an ubuntu machine that you then can run a utility from to create a wallet. It can create hot, warm, or cold wallets. The project is still in Beta and has limited information on how it works.

	=== [[Electrum]]'s cold storage guide ===		=== [[Electrum]]'s cold storage guide ===

Belcher: /* Glacier protocol */ Typo

2020-01-31T17:39:55Z

Glacier protocol: Typo

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	The glacier protocol is a cold storage scheme. It teaches how to use multiple computers made by different manufacturers which help resist attacks like malicius firmware. The multiple computers are given the same entropy and the user checks that they result in the same bitcoin addresses and private keys. Users are advised to avoid sidechannels like audio, power, magnetic and radio.		The glacier protocol is a cold storage scheme. It teaches how to use multiple computers made by different manufacturers which help resist attacks like malicius firmware. The multiple computers are given the same entropy and the user checks that they result in the same bitcoin addresses and private keys. Users are advised to avoid sidechannels like audio, power, magnetic and radio.

	The tutorial teaches users to deal with raw private keys and write them down on paper. [[Deterministic wallet~~\|deterministic wallets~~]] are not used, nor are [[full node]]s. Users are instructed to look up their balances on a blockchain explorer website which damages the user's privacy and makes them trust the website for verifying the rules of bitcoin.		The tutorial teaches users to deal with raw private keys and write them down on paper. [[Deterministic wallet]]s are not used, nor are [[full node]]s. Users are instructed to look up their balances on a blockchain explorer website which damages the user's privacy and makes them trust the website for verifying the rules of bitcoin.

	=== SmartCustody's Simple Self-Custody Cold Storage ===		=== SmartCustody's Simple Self-Custody Cold Storage ===

Belcher: Belcher moved page Backup and Storage Methods to Links to Storage Methods: Page doesn't actually have content to backup/storage methods, see discussion

2019-12-13T20:07:25Z

Belcher moved page Backup and Storage Methods to Links to Storage Methods: Page doesn't actually have content to backup/storage methods, see discussion

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Fresheneesz: /* SmartCustody's Simple Self-Custody Cold Storage */

2019-12-05T07:31:26Z

SmartCustody's Simple Self-Custody Cold Storage

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	[https://github.com/BlockchainCommons/SmartCustodyWhitePapers/blob/master/%23SmartCustody-_Simple_Self-Custody_Cold_Storage_Scenario.md github.com/BlockchainCommons/SmartCustodyWhitePapers]		[https://github.com/BlockchainCommons/SmartCustodyWhitePapers/blob/master/%23SmartCustody-_Simple_Self-Custody_Cold_Storage_Scenario.md github.com/BlockchainCommons/SmartCustodyWhitePapers]

			This guide show how to store coins in a cold storage situation with the ability for heirs to recover your funds if you die. The guide is a bit hard to read with many optional steps, and the "basic scenario" uses 2 hardware wallets with the same seed for some reason. The information it recommends putting in a safe deposit box is enough to steal funds, so you're putting a lot of trust in the safe deposit box. There are Alternate scenarios, but they don't make themselves very clear.

	=== [[Electrum]]'s cold storage guide ===		=== [[Electrum]]'s cold storage guide ===