thx for reply. i meant to say put the seed as the input val.
i didnt encrypt the wallet, just memorized seed
Topic: verifying AES-256-CBC encryption (Read 2882 times)
legendary
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Yes, that is a good tool. With CBC you will need your IV too.
The key field is your password. The tool spits out a byte array, which is base16 encoded. You can use brainwallet.org or an ascii table to see it in another format.
The key field is your password. The tool spits out a byte array, which is base16 encoded. You can use brainwallet.org or an ascii table to see it in another format.
legendary
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What encryption is used for wallets?
Electrum uses AES-256-CBC to encrypt the seed and private keys in the wallet.
If I want to encrypt the seed manually to verify that its the same private key
generated as electrum, uses, can I use something like this:
http://aes.online-domain-tools.com/
I assume I would put the key in the input text field, but
what would i put in the key field?
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