Ist es sicher, die Passphrase (NICHT die 24 Wiederherstellungsphrasen) in einem Passwortmanager zu speichern?

[root_s2yse8vt]

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Mein Verständnis ist, dass. Wenn ich ein mit einer Passphrase verknüpftes Konto habe, hätten selbst meine 24 Wiederherstellungsphrasen keinen Zugriff auf meine Münze.

Da ich die Wiederherstellungsphrasen nicht online speichere, kann ich die Passphrase sicher in einem Passwortmanager speichern. Ist mein Verständnis richtig?

[RogerWilco357]

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Store it however you want, as long as it’s secure and separate from the recovery phrase. By itself it’s completely useless.

However, that being said I don’t store anything related to my keys digitally.

[btchip]

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It depends what your threat model is – if you want to be protected against an attacker that could get physical access to your mnemonic backup and to your digital files, then it isn’t a good idea. Otherwise it could be acceptable.

[varikonniemi]

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yes

[blaze1234]

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No. There are plenty of scenarios where ONLY the passphrase is protecting your assets. It should be just as secure as your mnemonic, no human choice involved in generating it, not relying on memory only, but also

Never digitise your Seed Recovery information, except to a hardware wallet or other dedicated airgapped device. Certainly never on anything capable of connecting to the internet.

Etched onto steel plates, stored in multiple secure locations far from home, secure passphrase separately from 24-word mnemonic.

The HWW is irrelevant if lost or stolen NP.

[Knurlinger]

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Yes, that’s fine. Keep the seed offline and separate ofc.

[Autor]

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