Is it safe to use my Trezor on a shared computer?

Using a Trezor hardware wallet on a shared computer comes with certain risks that users should be aware of. Trezor itself is designed to keep private keys secure, as they never leave the device. However, connecting a Trezor to a shared computer can expose users to malware or keyloggers that may be present on the system. These malicious programs can potentially compromise the security of your private keys or sensitive information. If a user does choose to use their Trezor on a shared computer, they should take several precautions to mitigate the risks. First, it is advisable to ensure that the shared computer is secure and has up-to-date security software installed. Additionally, minimizing the use of public Wi-Fi and being cautious about connecting to networks where the security level is unknown is critical. It is also beneficial to confirm that no unauthorized software is running, as normal passwords can still be intercepted. For the maximum level of security, it is recommended to use Trezor exclusively on personal and trusted devices. Even if taking precautions, the safest approach remains to avoid using the device on shared systems. It may be worth exploring additional security features that Trezor provides, such as passphrase protection or using two-factor authentication for enhanced security measures. For more detailed information regarding safe practices, users may want to refer to the resources available on the official Trezor website.