Since its invention, a recurring question for cryptocurrency holders has been how to best secure their digital assets. This question of security carries the greatest weight when one understands the stakes of holding unprotected cryptocurrency — vulnerability to hackers.Since 2011, software developers have kept this problem at the back of their minds. One such innovator, Peter Kroll, recently joined Rob Mitchell on Episode #56 of The Bitcoin Game to discuss the background of his ventures and the technical details of his most lauded project in cryptocurrency security.BitAddress and the Paper WalletKroll’s primary contribution to the field of crypto security has been his invention of the first paper wallet, at Bitaddress.org. Having launched the original website anonymously in 2011, he was able to hone a system of security that addresses several of the most prominent flaws of cryptocurrency security.Kroll’s website solves several core problems in a remarkably elegant way. To begin with, the HTML code for the website itself does not need an internet connection to execute after its page has been loaded. This means someone can perform the entire process of generating a new wallet without being vulnerable to a cyberattack across the internet.The program then adds a human-component circumvention, asking users to move their computer mice in erratic patterns, to eliminate the problem that coded systems are unab... For Further Information Click on Below Button