Quote from: heffzz on January 24, 2023, 10:40:20 PM

hi i have try BTCrecover and ill follow example, but is possible try to hack myself if i have only 5 seed on 12?
how can i lock my seed in the script?

It is possible to use a tool like BTCrecover to attempt to recover a lost or forgotten wallet passphrase, but the success of the recovery will depend on several factors, including the complexity and length of the original passphrase, the number of seed words you have, and the specific method used to generate the seed.

If you have only 5 out of the 12 seed words, it may be difficult to recover the full passphrase, as there are many possible combinations of seed words that could be used to generate the passphrase. However, it is still worth trying, as there is a chance that the recovery tool can successfully guess the missing seed words based on the words you have.

As for locking your seed in the script, you could use encryption to protect the seed from unauthorized access. This way, only someone with the decryption key would be able to access the seed. It's important to use a strong encryption method and to store the decryption key in a secure location.

Additionally, it is recommended to use a hardware wallet to store your private keys, which are considered the most secure way to hold your crypto assets. Hardware wallets are designed to protect your private keys and seed words from theft, hacking and other types of attacks.

Also, it's crucial to note that attempting to recover a lost passphrase or private key through hacking or guessing is not only a bad practice but also illegal in many jurisdictions, it's highly recommended to use official or well-vetted libraries or tools to access or manage the private keys and never share your seed words or private keys with anyone.