Achievement 2 @hubertfcofie Task: Basic Security on Steem

Firstly, as a new comer, the keys of all steemit has been retrieved and stored in both softcopy ad hardcopy. I would like to share with yo the things i learnt;
MASTER PASSWORD
The Master Password is crucial. It was given to me when I signed up, and it should be kept safe because it can be used to access an account and generate other keys.

POSTING KEY
Accounts with the posting key will upload, comment, delete, resteem, vote, and follow or mute other accounts. It is also advised that users use the posting key to login to Smeemit every day.

MEMO KEY
When passing money, the memo key is used to encrypt and decrypt memos. Often, use the sign before the memo to encrypt everything.

Those keys are all precious, so it's critical that I keep them all secure because I won't be able to retrieve them if I forget.

ACTIVE KEY
Transferring money, powering up/down transfers, converting steem dollars, voting for witnesses, changing profile information, and putting a market order are all achieved with the active key.

OWNER KEY
The owners key is only used when absolutely necessary, and it is the most important key since it can alter any account's key. It's used to reclaim a hacked password.

STEEM TRANSFER
Now I'll teach you how to pass steem tokens to another steem account. first go to my profile and then press on Wallet.
I went to my wallet, signed in with my active key, and then picked steem dollars from the drop-down menu.
Then i clicked on Transfer option!!. A new box appeared on screen
You first will enter your name. Then the ID of receiver will be mentioned and at last.
Lastly I created a memo, submit and confirm with my active key.

STEEM POWER UP
login to my wallet and sign in with the active key
Click on STEEM arrow drop down. click on power button
Then enter the amount which i want and just clicked on power up to confirm.

I appreciate and thank @ryzsfa for introducing me to the platform @cryptokannon for including this kind of detail about accomplishment tasks and for reminding us of the value of protecting our various keys as it relates to the steemit block chain. Also @njaywan for greeting me.