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Board Armory
Re: Encrypted Paper Backups
by
dserrano5
on 17/09/2013, 08:33:32 UTC
use a really complicated pass-phrase you also have to write down

Brainwallets are generally a bad idea because the passphrases that normal people can remember are not strong enough to withstand a brute-force attack. If the passphrase is complex enough you have to write it down, and you might as well have written down the private key in the first place.

Yeah but rahl was already talking about writing down stuff. I guess we have a hybrid paper/brain wallet, in which you write down a really long and/or complex piece of text unable to be reliably memorized and impossible to brute force.