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August 06, 2014, 12:32:05 PM
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I also found: http://passguardian.com/

Some ideas:
Support of BIP39 and/or the possibility to use 128-256 bit mnemonics.
Displaying the shares as mnemonic / qrcode / hex

Maybe i'll fork and will try it by myself. AngularJS is just great to play with Smiley

Passguardian is great. I use it for bip38 passphrase.

I am going to read bip39, as i don't know it.

If you fork the code, don't hesitate to do some pull requests, any help is welcome.
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August 06, 2014, 12:37:03 PM
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I also found: http://passguardian.com/

Some ideas:
Support of BIP39 and/or the possibility to use 128-256 bit mnemonics.
Displaying the shares as mnemonic / qrcode / hex

Maybe i'll fork and will try it by myself. AngularJS is just great to play with Smiley

Passguardian is great. I use it for bip38 passphrase.

I am going to read bip39, as i don't know it.

If you fork the code, don't hesitate to do some pull requests, any help is welcome.

So basically you are protecting your private keys with BIP 38 passwords + use passguardian to split the keys. Isn't this kind of an overkill?

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August 06, 2014, 01:18:30 PM
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Do I need to save my seed on paper and use that wallet forever without worrying about doing any other backups?
yea thats more good than save internet if thats about milliion bucks in bitcoin .
prepare more good than speculation.
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August 06, 2014, 03:07:46 PM
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I also found: http://passguardian.com/

Some ideas:
Support of BIP39 and/or the possibility to use 128-256 bit mnemonics.
Displaying the shares as mnemonic / qrcode / hex

Maybe i'll fork and will try it by myself. AngularJS is just great to play with Smiley

Passguardian is great. I use it for bip38 passphrase.

I am going to read bip39, as i don't know it.

If you fork the code, don't hesitate to do some pull requests, any help is welcome.

So basically you are protecting your private keys with BIP 38 passwords + use passguardian to split the keys. Isn't this kind of an overkill?

I don't do that. i split the bip38 password with passguardian, not the key.
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August 06, 2014, 03:08:40 PM
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I also found: http://passguardian.com/

Some ideas:
Support of BIP39 and/or the possibility to use 128-256 bit mnemonics.
Displaying the shares as mnemonic / qrcode / hex

Maybe i'll fork and will try it by myself. AngularJS is just great to play with Smiley

Passguardian is great. I use it for bip38 passphrase.

I am going to read bip39, as i don't know it.

If you fork the code, don't hesitate to do some pull requests, any help is welcome.

So basically you are protecting your private keys with BIP 38 passwords + use passguardian to split the keys. Isn't this kind of an overkill?

I don't do that. i split the bip38 password with passguardian, not the key.

Ahh, that makes perfectly good sence. Might want to implement this myself! Thank your for the idea.

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August 06, 2014, 03:17:49 PM
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Everyone here could help this little project by doing following things:

  1. Test it and use it  http://seedguardian.github.io/
  2. Report bugs  https://github.com/seedguardian/seedguardian.github.io/issues
  3. Develop it, by forking it and do some pull requests  https://github.com/seedguardian/seedguardian.github.io
  4. Give bitcoins: 15zvrQeY3jPmqQGUPYZBRVfmfBy5Deo7FA
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August 07, 2014, 03:30:25 AM
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You don't need to use bip39 to convert the hex shares into mnemonics. Electrums own mnemonic.py  file (in lib/) can do just that:

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python mnemonic.py 1234...

The functions are mn_encode() and mn_decode().
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August 07, 2014, 08:24:18 AM
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You don't need to use bip39 to convert the hex shares into mnemonics. Electrums own mnemonic.py  file (in lib/) can do just that:

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python mnemonic.py 1234...

The functions are mn_encode() and mn_decode().

seedguardian uses mnemonic.js which is a reimplementation of mnemonic.py.

https://github.com/seedguardian/seedguardian.github.io/blob/master/lib/js/mnemonic.js
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August 08, 2014, 07:27:11 AM
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You don't need to use bip39 to convert the hex shares into mnemonics. Electrums own mnemonic.py  file (in lib/) can do just that:

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python mnemonic.py 1234...

The functions are mn_encode() and mn_decode().

seedguardian uses mnemonic.js which is a reimplementation of mnemonic.py.

https://github.com/seedguardian/seedguardian.github.io/blob/master/lib/js/mnemonic.js

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