Is it dangerous for you if people to know that you are involved in crypto? Or that you have a hardware wallet? This came to my mind while I was looking into trezor-agent and checking out the developer's github. Would signing an important email/signing a git commit/ssh-ing into a server with a Trezor at work (someone sees it) for example put a target on someone's back? Would developing software to interact with this kind of hardware put a target on someone's back?
I am personally very reluctant to discuss anything crypto-related IRL or on the internet with accounts that can easily be linked to me. I only tell people that I really trust about the fact that I am even interested in crypto. My rationale for this is that, after securing the crypto with a hardware wallet, the biggest vulnerabilities that are left are the 5-dollar-wrench attack or theft. Even if you don't keep your secret key backup or your Trezor at home, bad actors might think you do and try to break in, which is horrible even if nothing gets stolen.
Is this the right way to go or am I paranoid? I know I asked a lot of questions so feel free to answer whichever you like. There is probably no hard and fast answer, so share your thoughts!