With the rapid development of blockchain technology, the security issues of on-chain transactions have become increasingly prominent. The GoPlus security team hereby provides users with a series of professional suggestions to strengthen the security of on-chain transactions and ensure the safety of user assets.
1. Real-time monitoring of on-chain transactions
Real-time monitoring is an important part of ensuring the security of on-chain transactions. Users should use professional monitoring tools, such as blockchain browsers and GoPlus' security monitoring service, to monitor wallet activities in real time. These tools can capture security events such as authorization changes, abnormal transactions, and address poisoning in real time and notify users immediately. Through real-time monitoring, users can respond quickly and take necessary measures to avoid losses.
2. Intelligently block malicious transactions
In order to effectively block malicious transactions, users can use smart blocking technologies. These technologies intelligently identify potential risky transactions by analyzing transaction patterns, counterparty information and historical data, and automatically block them when necessary. Users can connect their wallets to smart blocking services to ensure that only safe transactions can be successfully executed.
3. No-Sensitivity Wind Control Protection
Unnoticed risk control protection is the key to improving user experience. Users can choose to use secure RPC or secure wallet products, which can analyze transaction behavior and environment in real time in the background, automatically identify and evaluate potential security threats. This protection mechanism does not require users to perform complex operations, but runs automatically and provides protection, reducing the difficulty of user operation.
4. Regularly review authorizations and contracts
Users should regularly review authorized smart contracts and authorization lists. Using authorization management tools can help users list all authorized contracts and mark those that are not frequently used or may pose risks. At the same time, users can cancel unnecessary authorizations to keep the authorization list concise and secure.
5. Backup and recovery strategy
Regular backup and recovery are important means to ensure the safety of assets. Users should regularly back up the private keys and mnemonics of their wallets and store them safely in multiple locations. At the same time, regularly test the recovery process to ensure that the wallet can be restored quickly and effectively when needed.
6. Use a hardware wallet
For large amounts of assets, users should consider using hardware wallets. Hardware wallets can provide higher security because their private keys never leave the device and can be stolen by hackers. At the same time, users should regularly update the firmware of hardware wallets to deal with the latest security threats.
In summary, the GoPlus security team recommends that users take the above measures to improve the security of on-chain transactions. Through real-time monitoring, intelligent blocking, non-sensing risk control protection, regular review of authorization and contracts, backup and recovery strategies, and the use of hardware wallets, users can conduct on-chain transactions with greater peace of mind and protect their digital assets.
