“Where there is money, there will be hacker”: Director of Ledger

In a recent interview on Bloomberg TV, General Manager Ledger Pascal Gauthier stressed the importance of robust security measures in the world of cryptocurri.

Stating the immutable nature of Bitcoin transactions, he warned That BitCoin itself is designed to be secure, platforms in which digital resources are preserved-crypto exchange – remain main goals for hackers.

“Where there is money, there will be hackers,” Gauthier claimed, emphasizing that as many funds flow into the system, the financial sector, including Bitcoin (Btc) And other cryptocurries, more and more attract malicious actors.

The General Manager explained that Bitcoin’s design inherently promoted himself self-detention, calling the user not to leave his digital property on the exchange in which there are vulnerabilities.

“Do not leave your own exchange coins,” he advised, if the users decide it to do so, it is necessary for the safety measures of the stock market practically immutable.

He further elaborated that the book was dedicated in the past 10 years to scatter his security protocols, offering consumers a reliable way to safely store their cryptocurratory solution.

Drawing a parallel with traditional banking practices, the Book Director noted that just as people deposit money in banks, and they do not retain cash at home, safe alternative to self-detention exist for digital property.

These notes follow a The main breach of security This resulted in $ 1.5 billion Hakop 21. February.

The attack targeted Etherum Colding Etherum BlatingWith hackers bypassing multi-signature protocols. Blocky’s analysts connected violation of the North Korea Lazarus Group group, connected to a high cyber short.

Gauthier emphasized that the main technology – Proven by selling eight million hardware wallets – provides superior option compared to outdated methods, such as literally retaining money under one’s mattress.