In the MultiBit 0.5.9 release candidate you can encrypt wallets in quite a similar manner to Bitcoin QT.
(You have to enter a password before you send bitcoin and the private keys are stored encrypted).
This is available for testers here: https://multibit.org/releases/multibit-0.5.9rc1
If the testing goes well it will go on general release next week.
You can read the help to find out more: https://multibit.org/v0.5/help_contents.html
Topic: protection for Multibit and Electrum (Read 1400 times)
Yes, Electrum uses the "master password" before you can send.
Multibit, I'm not sure of. I know it doesn't encrypt wallet files.
Multibit, I'm not sure of. I know it doesn't encrypt wallet files.
Is there away to require a password before these can be used to send something?
like there is in BitCoin QT Client?
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