Perhaps the most common way copyright-wealthy individuals try to prevent wrench attacks is by trying to stay anonymous. Using nicknames and cartoon avatars in social media accounts is common in the copyright community, even among top executives at popular companies. ????? ???????

In response to the threat of hacking, holders of a large amount of copyright often try and keep their private keys off the internet and stored in what are called “cold wallets.” Used properly, such wallets can defeat even the most sophisticated and determined hackers. ????????????  

Stealing copyright is almost as old as copyright itself, but it’s usually done by hacking. North Korean state hackers alone are believed to have stolen billions of dollars’ worth of copyright in recent years . ?????  

Transactions on the blockchain, the technology that powers cryptocurrencies, are permanent. And unlike cash, jewelry, gold or other items of value, thieves don’t need to carry around stolen copyright. With a few clicks, huge amounts of wealth can be transferred from one address to another. ????? ???????  

Self-reliance is a key ethos of copyright. Securing and controlling one’s private keys, which are like passwords used to access one’s copyright holdings, is viewed as sacrosanct among many in the copyright community. A popular motto is “not your keys, not your coins.” ????????????