Reviewed Aug 2026
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BA-00P · LESSON 06

Defend against scams and signing mistakes

Recognize seed phishing, clipboard replacement, address substitution, fake support, malicious approvals, and irreversible-payment pressure.

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Learn the idea

Most Bitcoin theft does not break cryptography. It tricks a person into revealing recovery words, installing false software, approving a substituted destination, or treating urgency as proof. A safe workflow assumes the screen, clipboard, website, caller, and unsolicited message can lie.

GUIDED EXPLANATION1/5 ideas inspected
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Classify the request

No legitimate helper needs recovery words or a private key. Treat any request to type them into a website, chat, remote-support tool, or giveaway as theft.

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Important distinctionA hardware wallet makes every displayed transaction safe.

It protects keys and can provide a trusted display, but the user must still compare the address, amount, and fee with independent intent.

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