localmachine

with money returning the crypto ecosystem expect only MORE exploits to hit the space, both via app front-ends and back-ends get your house in order: 1) when you see something on X/Twitter calling for an on-chain interaction, ASSUME it's coming from a compromised account. triangulate validity through multiple datapoints, ALWAYS 2) don't rush to do mints or claims which weren't pre-announced. better to miss something than lose everything 3) revoke access to apps which can manipulate your valuable assets if they no longer need it, no matter how trusted you may think the app is 4) migrate to the three address protocol (TAP) advocated by @punk6529 and others. keep your vault address with zero permissions enabled by default 5) don't install random software/clients on your computer, even if someone really convincingly asks you to do so (common vector is asking users to install a video conferencing software via a non-trusted link to get access to a meeting) 6) be wise to "long-cons" where someone may befriends you over days, weeks, or even months or years and then ask you to do one thing which could drain you (especially important for HNW participants) 7) lock-down all of your social media accounts, removing sms-based 2FA wherever possible. trickle this approach into your other important accounts like e-mail and financial institutions where possible what else am i missing?