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You can! This would re-encrypt your locally decrypted wallet seed using the new credential and store it under the newly generated lookup key
by roneil 7y ago
You can! This would re-encrypt your locally decrypted wallet seed using the new credential and store it under the newly generated lookup key
- homakov 7y agoIf old pw is considered leaked, new seed must be generated as well. Leaked password is the main reason why users would change passwords.
- roneil 7y agoTrue - was answering the general case of password change, eg. some folks like to rotate passwords every so often in the absence of a known leak or breach. In the case of a compromised password the entire wallet should be abandoned.