Check out my tool here. It's got some cool features like a 3-layer setup: decoy, hidden, and panic modes. Even uses client-side encryption and stores keys in RAM, so it's pretty safe against forensics. And it's open-source, so anyone can check the code.
I created a tool for protecting seed phrases under pressure
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What kind of duress are you talking about? Like legal pressure from authorities or actual threats from criminals?
Lol, the $5 wrench attack line is kinda funny. But honestly, if someone’s got a wrench, they probably aren't picky about the wallet. You’ll be stuck making a choice between your life and your funds, and I think most people will pick life, ya know? Money ain't worth your safety.
So I'm wondering, you can encrypt a file with your seed phrases, but what happens if someone forces you to open your wallet? This tool seems more limited to just encrypting files rather than dealing with actual wallet software.
You nailed it. I was thinking the same thing when I saw this topic. I expected the OP to explain their reasons for creating this tool in the first place. Seems like they might not fully grasp what duress actually means.
It really depends on who the attackers are. If they’re masked and haven't hurt you yet, they might just take your stuff and leave. Killing someone is a big deal, I think most robbers wanna avoid that.
Did some digging myself and found that the chance of getting killed is low, even if you resist. But getting hurt isn’t unlikely at all, like 10-30% chance. If you show weakness, they might remember you as easy prey and come back.
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#8Jun 26, 2025, 04:46 AM
What’s the real difference in all this? I'm intrigued by the tool, but I gotta ask what type of duress you really mean? I’ve never come across a tool that protects you while someone’s pressuring you, and the decoy idea seems easy to see through.