Never share seed words.
Support agents, giveaways, wallet validators, and recovery websites do not need seed phrases.
Seed guideSecurity Alerts
Bitcoin warnings without panic.
Common threats readers should recognize before downloading wallets, clicking exchange links, or sharing sensitive information.
Current Risk Types
Watch these first.
Download from official sources.
Fake apps can steal keys or trick users into entering backups.
Wallet sourcesCheck the domain carefully.
Copycat exchange sites may look real but steal logins or deposits.
Exchange sourcesNo one doubles your Bitcoin.
Fake livestreams and impersonation accounts often promise impossible returns.
Scam checkerAssume infected devices are unsafe.
Clipboard malware can replace addresses and steal funds during transactions.
Safety scoreDo not trust urgent messages.
Emails and DMs may push users to reset wallets, verify accounts, or reveal backups.
Emergency guideJune 17 Security Desk Check
New payment rails need permission and failure-path checks.
The security page should turn x402, A402, wallet, RWA, and recovery headlines into practical reader safety checks.
Explain abuse cases, spending limits, service proof, and failed-settlement paths.
Warn readers that tokenization language can be copied by fake issuers and fake recovery offers.
Send urgent readers to checklists instead of making them search after a headline.
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