Damus
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Urgent:

It seems they are already stealing funds from seed phrases protected with a passphrase; specifically, it involved a seed phrase consisting of two simple words.

To make things easier, here are some simple instructions for creating a secure passphrase.

Download KeePassXC, open the password generator, and generate a passphrase. By default, it uses 7 words and 90 bits of entropy, making it practically impossible to crack by brute force.

Write it down just as you would the seed phrase, and never store the seed phrase and the passphrase together.

Stay safe.




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nix · 4d
You mean they somehow have existing access to the encrypted seed and were able to decrypt it because the pass was weak right?
nostrich · 4d
It's war on us
BTC_Behaviorist · 4d
Question about using this specifically in conjunction with Sparrow. Doesn't Sparrow and KeepassXC use the same underlying source of entropy at their core? My line of thinking has been the hashing of a unique private file and throwing that into the mix as an extra independent source.