Blind signing, explained in a few sentences:
Signatures used to connect to websites are usually readable text that specifies the website and purpose; if the signature turns into a string of gibberish, be especially cautious.
Blind signing effectively leaves all verification to the website making the request. If the website is a fake, there’s no way to tell when you approve the request.
Only enable blind signing on your hardware wallet briefly when you really need it, and turn it off as soon as you’re done.
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Signatures used to connect to websites are usually readable text that specifies the website and purpose; if the signature turns into a string of gibberish, be especially cautious.
Blind signing effectively leaves all verification to the website making the request. If the website is a fake, there’s no way to tell when you approve the request.
Only enable blind signing on your hardware wallet briefly when you really need it, and turn it off as soon as you’re done.
$ETH 2526.83 (-1.12%)