Security Best Practices
Keep your DEADCELL wallets and funds safe.
Core Security Principles
1. Never Share Private Keys
Your private key = full access to your funds.
Never share with:
"Support" claiming to help
People in DMs
Websites (except legitimate wallet imports)
Friends (create separate wallets instead)
2. Use Separate Wallets
Main/Cold
Long-term holdings
Keep offline
Hot Wallet
Daily transactions
Limited funds
DEADCELL
Trading
Only trading capital
3. Regular Backups
Export and securely store your private keys:
Paper backup in safe location
Encrypted password manager
Multiple copies in different places
DEADCELL-Specific Security
How DEADCELL Stores Keys
Telegram Bot & Trading Wallets:
Private keys are encrypted
Stored on secure servers
Never transmitted in plain text
You can export anytime
Connected Wallets:
Keys stay on YOUR device
DEADCELL only requests transaction approval
No key storage by DEADCELL
Best Practices for DEADCELL
Only keep trading capital in bot wallets
Don't store life savings
Withdraw profits regularly
Use the trading wallet feature
Isolated from main holdings
Easy to track trading P&L
Export your keys
Backup immediately after creating
Verify you can restore
Delete unused wallets
Reduces attack surface
After withdrawing all funds
Protecting Your Telegram Account
Your Telegram account = access to your bot wallets.
Enable Two-Factor Authentication
Open Telegram Settings
Go to Privacy and Security
Enable Two-Step Verification
Set a strong password
Save the recovery email
Session Management
Regularly check Active Sessions
Terminate unknown sessions
Log out of devices you don't use
Beware of Scams
DEADCELL will never DM you first
Don't click links from strangers
Verify official channels
Common Threats
Phishing
What it looks like:
Fake DEADCELL bots
Websites asking for private keys
"Support" requesting key for "verification"
Protection:
Only use official bot
Never enter keys on websites
DEADCELL never asks for keys
Social Engineering
What it looks like:
"I'll help you trade, just share access"
"Send me 0.1 SOL, I'll send back 1 SOL"
"Your wallet is compromised, give me key to fix"
Protection:
If it sounds too good, it's a scam
Never give access to anyone
Use official support channels only
Malware
What it looks like:
Keyloggers capturing your keys
Clipboard hijackers changing addresses
Fake wallet apps
Protection:
Keep devices updated
Use antivirus software
Download wallets from official sources only
Verify addresses multiple times
What To Do If Compromised
Signs of Compromise
Unexpected transactions
Balance disappeared
Unable to access wallet
Unknown tokens appeared (could be dust attacks)
Immediate Steps
Don't panic - Act quickly but carefully
Create new wallet - On a secure device
Transfer remaining funds - To the new wallet immediately
Export and save - New wallet's private key
Investigate - Check transaction history on Solscan
Secure accounts - Change passwords, enable 2FA everywhere
Reporting
Report scam bots to Telegram
Warn community members
Document everything for potential recovery
Security Checklist
Initial Setup
Regular Maintenance
Before Each Trade
Quick Security Tips
✅ Use 2FA
❌ Share private keys
✅ Export key backups
❌ Store large amounts
✅ Verify addresses
❌ Click random links
✅ Withdraw profits
❌ Trust DMs from strangers
✅ Use separate wallets
❌ Use same password everywhere
Emergency Contacts
If you believe your DEADCELL wallet is compromised:
Immediately transfer remaining funds
Report through official channels
Check transaction history
DEADCELL cannot reverse blockchain transactions. Prevention is the only protection.
Next Steps
Export your private keys for backup
Set up multiple wallets for different purposes
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