#CryptoSecurity101 Cryptosecurity encompasses practices and technologies safeguarding digital assets and blockchain networks from theft, fraud, and malicious attacks. Key elements include strong cryptography (public/private keys), secure wallet management (hardware wallets are ideal for cold storage), and multi-factor authentication (MFA) for accounts. Users must be vigilant against phishing, malware, and social engineering scams. Regular software updates and avoiding public Wi-Fi for transactions are crucial. The decentralized nature of crypto places significant responsibility on individuals to protect their private keys, as transactions are irreversible and there's no central authority to recover lost funds.