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=== Security Principles
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The core principle in Bitcoin is
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The ((("Bitcoin", "security", "principles of", id="bitcoin-security-principle")))((("security", "principles of", id="security-principle")))core principle in Bitcoin is
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decentralization and it has important implications for security. A
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centralized model, such as a traditional bank or payment network,
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depends on access control and vetting to keep bad actors out of the
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under the most casual scrutiny. These centralized implementations had
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invested trust explicitly in numerous components outside the Bitcoin
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blockchain, such as hot wallets, centralized databases,
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vulnerable encryption keys, and similar schemes.
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vulnerable encryption keys, and ((("Bitcoin", "security", "principles of", startref="bitcoin-security-principle")))((("security", "principles of", startref="security-principle")))similar schemes.
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=== User Security Best Practices
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