You can change a crypto wallet’s “password”—its private key—and keep the same address. For example, with NEAR and Aptos. This refers to an on-chain account, not an exchange password.
With NEAR, you need to add a new key and delete the old one. If the key is compromised, it’s a race against the attacker, not a guarantee that you’ll be safe. The new key must be independent of the leaked seed phrase.
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With NEAR, you need to add a new key and delete the old one. If the key is compromised, it’s a race against the attacker, not a guarantee that you’ll be safe. The new key must be independent of the leaked seed phrase.
Write “KEY” in the comments and I’ll put together a step-by-step guide.
#NEAR #Aptos #CryptoSecurity