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Dear Crypto Enthusiasts, delete your clipboard history once in a while

Posted by: scully009 in Business, Metro life Comments Off on Dear Crypto Enthusiasts, delete your clipboard history once in a while

By default Windows 10 saves the last 25 items you copied. These items might include wallet adresses you don’t want anybody to know, like your metamask wallet address for example.

So do yourself a favor and delete these items from your clipboard history after every time you copied and pasted a wallet address. To do this press Windows+V and it shows you all the entries where you can manually delete items.

If you don’t want Windows to save your clipboard history, turn it off completely in the settings. Just go to Windows settings -> System – Clipboard and turn it off there.


A lot of people don’t know of this vulnerability and it seems to be easy to read out for hackers.

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