Home Foren Trezor Wallet Warum sind die Schlüsselwörter englische Wörter?

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    • #975852
      root_s2yse8vt
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      Wäre die Sicherheit nicht höher, wenn jedes Wort aus zufälligen Buchstaben bestünde? Oder die Wörter in einer anderen Sprache? Vielleicht etwas mit nur einer Million Sprechern? Ich denke, dass meine muttersprachlichen Sicherheitswörter sicherer wären, da Hacker ein weiteres Wörterbuch benötigen würden, um sie zu knacken. Ich weiß, dass die Wahrscheinlichkeit, dass jemand meinen Schlüssel in englischer Sprache errät, gegen Null geht, aber könnte ich mit meiner Idee noch weiter kommen?

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      It’s not only English and the words are just a way of representing binary entopy… Using words like this isn’t about security but any making it easier to use and more resistant to mistakes.

      Just head over to Ian Coleman’s BIP 39 tool https://iancoleman.io/bip39/, generate a test seed (don’t enter the one from your Trezor…) And then enable the option to view entropy details… Then as yourself how likely you think you would be to make (or use) an error free backup of the entropy field…

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      matejcik
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      The point of using English is that you’re less likely to make a mistake when writing them down. If it were words in a language you don’t speak, many people would mess up when writing it down and cry when trying to restore.

      If there were **random letters** o_O in every word, literally **everyone** would mess up.

      The odds of anyone guessing your seed phrase are so close to zero that there is no point in optimizing it further. Diminishing returns: you would be making it more difficult for yourself, without any appreciable effect on the attackers. It’s like, you know, you just bought a top-of-the-line personal safebox, put it in your basement, behind that heavy-duty safety door with a code lock and fingerprint scanner, and are now considering: would it be a little bit safer if you put a padlock over the fingerprint scanner? Or maybe if you boarded up the door to the basement? I mean, it _would_ technically be that much safer but is there actually any point in doing that?

    • #975855
      Waitin4Godot
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      This video may help: How secure is 256 bit security: [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S9JGmA5_unY](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S9JGmA5_unY)

    • #975856
      mani-davi
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      I’d prefer Sanskrit personally. Would be a lot more fun and spiritual for me.

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