You should consider each and every one of those private keys as compromised and never use any of them for anything again. Likewise, consider your password compromised and don't ever use it for anything and/or change it if you've used it anywhere else!


So each private key is encrypted separately? It's not a single encrypted file... but a file of individually encrypted keys? yeeeeshhhh

The only way you'd be able to do them all at once, would be a script of some sort that could read the input file, and then individually decrypt each key and output them all to another file.

You missed the part where he said that it's just a sample.


@suttonbitcoin Can you tell us the name of the wallet that exports that kind of "encrypted wallet"? So everyone here can search for the native app/tool to decrypt it.
Although there are tons of ways like HCP's example.