Android devices might be prone to allow hackers to steal crypto wallet info

[m7md 0]

The technology of smart phones is developing greatly in order to provide greater protection for users, as the support of cryptocurrency wallets with smart phones requires the creation of a safe environment for them to preserve our money

[Lokeloke 576]

On 12/5/2019 at 6:31 AM, Afrizal rahman said:

If it happens. maybe the crypto wallet is even safer, I think an android device has nothing to do with hackers. i guess like that.

Most people got their wallets downloaded on Android, is it that the wallet will be safer when the parent device refuse to be safe, think about it

[teebasas 3018]

Yes, hackers can be able to steal crypto wallet information from Android devices because the phone is never capable of storing all types of data. Data processing from a computer is much simpler. The hacker had access to much too much data. That's why it's crucial to never leave stuff on your phone; they'll always find a way in.

[Dissy sb 945]

yes my friend I am little bit angry with you and one thing I want to tell you that when you set the high security of your wallet then and no anyone can stolen your data and money  then you should not too worried about that

[karam_s 412]

Hello, I read the article and I expect that it is easy to penetrate Android devices because programmers and hackers are very smart and know most of the vulnerabilities on these devices, whose protection is very weak, but for fear of that, you only have to do one important thing, which is to delete all the important data saved on your phone and save it on paper Or elsewhere, because passwords and keywords for wallets and platforms are not easy to hack at all

[RoyalHouse01 9]

I do not think that how it is possible but in the hacking the user himself allows the access to the hacker for the hacking and stealing the money from the mobile.

[Samer1997 715]

Yes, I heard this news, but the device cannot be hacked without being connected to the Internet, with regard to your digital currencies and your money, you can keep it with an offline electronic wallet, this makes it safer

[Pereira 2303]

If the researchers said it, you have to take good care of yourself and try to protect yourself from these cyber criminals that what they are looking for in the fall of cryptocurrencies to have more assets and generate more money with this, our data is the most important thing there is for this we must protect them, since there could be an identity theft.

[kion 381]

Even though, they are into reaserch about that kind of issues, but I don't see any difference between using Android phone and using a computer, all are prone to crypto criminal attacks when we lower our guard, so I don't think that it only Android phones that are prone to that effect.

[Oliver james 0]

 no it is impossible because reply is one of the largest worldwide program where there are several people at add to this site from all over the world and are much more profitable and linked to this site but avoid these all type of hair cause because hackers are always ask your personal information and data about this site so what these all type of people and an and work be honest when it.

[Maria karam 667]

My friend, it is our duty when dealing with cryptocurrencies not to store our private keys anywhere on the phone or the Internet, because this will make it easy to steal when our phones are hacked, and I advise those who deal in large quantities of cryptocurrencies to buy one of the hardware wallets, as it is the most secure.  And impenetrable.

[Jack764 1841]

Whether we use the phone or the computer always, there are weaknesses, and the fraudsters and the hackers did not invite a room without entering it, so we have to be careful

[HadiLord 926]

There has always been news about flaws in the Android system, but there has never been any disaster since the issuance of this system. Google allocates billions of dollars to secure the Android system, so security updates are always issued constantly.

[Ameralsamt 2558]

Yes, my friend, of course it's possible, so we have to secure ourselves from all these crooks, so that we can't lose here, thank you for this wonderful and useful participation of course. 

[piuri01 446]

Hackers can enter all devices, so we must have a good antivirus to detect threats to our device, and thus prevent them from stealing money from your wallets.

[galb za 416]

I think that it is best to spread terror among the beginners, to advise them on how to secure their devices and accounts, so that they do not become defeated and hate encryption or lose all their money. What do you think, my friends?

[Mira1992 314]

I do not think that it is possible to hack Android devices without a malicious program being placed or opening a specific link because Google constantly sends security updates to its devices.

[basel23 1722]

It is something like this that happens because many people put their cryptocurrencies in wallets on an Android phone, I think that we must be careful and not click on any untrusted link