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🔐 Local Key Management

Local keys and your responsibilities

Local key custody can provide direct control, alongside the responsibility to secure backups and review signing requests.

✓ Step-by-step✓ Offline-first awareness

Local Key Management

01 / PRACTICAL STEPS

A careful step-by-step approach

These are general security practices, not claims about any specific software implementation. Verify product documentation before acting.

01

Understand where the capability applies

Pause if a screen requests sensitive credentials, redirects to an unknown domain, or asks for unexpected signing privileges.

02

Review the account and network context

Pause if a screen requests sensitive credentials, redirects to an unknown domain, or asks for unexpected signing privileges.

03

Verify sensitive details independently

Pause if a screen requests sensitive credentials, redirects to an unknown domain, or asks for unexpected signing privileges.

04

Keep a recovery plan and essential security notes

Pause if a screen requests sensitive credentials, redirects to an unknown domain, or asks for unexpected signing privileges.

02 / PUT IT IN CONTEXT

Build verification into every action

Whether setting up an account, reviewing assets, or recovering a device, separate source verification, credential handling, and final authorization checks.

Recognize phishing signals ↗

✓ Safety checklist

✓Publisher and software source

✓Device and backup state

✓Network and receiving address

✓Permissions and final approval

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