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How is wallet at official client encrypted? What encryption it use?
What encryption does Bitcoin-qt use and what encryption is used at Multibit? And how strong that encryption is compared to other methods?
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How is wallet at official client encrypted? What encryption it use?
What encryption does Bitcoin-qt use and what encryption is used at Multibit? And how strong that encryption is compared to other methods?
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Both bitcoind and bitcoinj use AES-256 encryption for the private keys in their wallets (this does not mean that the wallet formats are compatible though).
Bitcoin-Qt is just a GUI on top of bitcoind and Multibit is using bitcoinj internally, so the same should apply to them.
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what strength of AES? – Comodore – 2013-11-30T20:04:08.357
If by strength you mean key length it's 256 bit in both cases. – jnnk – 2013-11-30T21:34:04.470
ok, please add it to the post and add information how long does it take to crack it by supercomputers and how can quantum cryptography break that stuff. – Comodore – 2013-12-01T22:35:44.520
1I don't know and I think this would be off-topic for this site. But I'm pretty sure you'll find the answer on [crypto.se]. – jnnk – 2013-12-02T17:16:47.767