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That's how they work - the PIN decrypts the encrypted seed key. However, after decryption, the seed key ("recovery key") is kept around in memory in order to ac
by zwily 9y ago
That's how they work - the PIN decrypts the encrypted seed key. However, after decryption, the seed key ("recovery key") is kept around in memory in order to actually be able to sign transactions/etc.
- Scoundreller 9y agoThere are a few methods in which they could avoid keeping direct plaintext entries in memory that are difficult to extract without knowing the ROM code.