1 | // from backup PDF |
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2 | var backupSeed = prompt(); |
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3 | var encryptedPrimarySeed = prompt(); |
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4 | var recoveryEncryptedSecret = prompt(); |
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6 | // user input |
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7 | var newPassword = prompt(); |
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9 | // from email (from our server) |
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10 | var recoverySecret = prompt(); |
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12 | // decrypt |
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13 | var secret = AES.decrypt(recoveryEncryptedSecret, recoverySecret); |
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14 | var primarySeed = AES.decrypt(encryptedPrimarySeed, secret); |
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16 | // new encrypt |
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17 | var passwordEncryptedSecret = AES.encrypt(secret, newPassword); |
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19 | server.updateWalletEncryptedSecret( |
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20 | identifier, |
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21 | passwordEncryptedSecret |
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22 | ); |
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24 | blocktrailSDK.makeBackupPDFPage2( |
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blocktrailSDK seems to be never declared. If this is a global, consider adding a /** global: blocktrailSDK */ comment.
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25 | passwordEncryptedSecret |
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26 | ).store(); |
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