Security Measures¶
Security Knowledge explains how attacks work. This group is the other half: what to switch on, check, or revoke so the attack has nowhere to land.
| Guide | What it covers |
|---|---|
| How to Use EIP-7702 Safely | Delegated accounts: what the signature allows, and when to refuse. |
| How to Safely Use Custom Nodes | Trust boundaries when you point a wallet at a third-party RPC endpoint. |
| Stablecoin Freezing Risks | Issuers can freeze balances; how the mechanism works and how to reduce exposure. |
| MEV Protection Tutorial | Front-running, sandwich attacks, and the settings that reduce exposure. |
| Create Hidden Wallet with Passphrase | A second, hidden wallet behind the same recovery phrase — and its backup trap. |
| Hide Small Transaction Records | Reduce what a shared or streamed screen reveals about your activity. |
| Notes on Using Third-Party DApps | Permissions, sessions, and what to revoke after you disconnect. |
| Keep Your Keys Safe | Offline, split, never photographed: a key-storage routine that survives normal life. |
| Pay Attention to Tokens and Links Marked as Risky | What a risk label means, and the safe next action. |
| How to Verify the Wallet App | Publisher, package, domain, and signature checks before you install or update. |
| About Approve | What an approval is, and which permissions are dangerous. |
| How to Check and Cancel Approvals | Find allowances, revoke them, and confirm the revocation. |
| Loss Prevention | Lost phrase, dead device, broken backup: prepare before you need it. |
| Theft Prevention | Stop a theft in progress and close the exposure. |
Pair each measure with its attack
If you have read a page in Security Knowledge, open the matching measure here and act on it before you move on. Reading both groups without changing a setting does not reduce risk.
Next step¶
Start with Keep Your Keys Safe, then set up How to Check and Cancel Approvals.