Get a Clear Understanding of Cipherwill's Encryption Works with different security factors.
Security factors are the keys used to both encrypt and decrypt your data, ensuring that only authorized access is possible. These factors act as safeguards, encrypting your data to protect it, and allowing decryption when you need to access it securely.
Security Factors are the seeds used to derive public and private keys, which are essential for encrypting and decrypting your data. Basically, they generate a random 48-byte string, and from that, the public/private key pair is derived. The public key is used to encrypt the data, while the private key decrypts it. So, the Security Factors play a crucial role in making sure your data stays safe and can only be accessed by someone with the right keys.
The main Security Factor we support is the "Master Password." It’s a simple but powerful password-based security feature. Your password, along with its hash, acts as the seed to derive both public and private keys. These keys are then used to securely encrypt and decrypt your data.
The following table shows the encryption status of your data with security factors. It is important to note that the encryption status of your data is dependent on the security factors you have selected for both your account and your beneficiary account.
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Cipherwill is a secure digital platform for storing important information and creating electronic wills. It ensures that your digital assets are passed on to your chosen beneficiaries after you pass away.
Cipherwill uses advanced end-to-end encryption to secure your data. This means that only you and your designated beneficiaries can access your information.
You can store a wide range of digital and physical assets, including bank details, cryptocurrency wallets, legal documents, social media accounts, and more.
After you pass away, if your will is not updated within a predefined time, Cipherwill automatically delivers your stored data to the beneficiaries you designated.
No, your data remains secure and accessible only to you until the predefined time passes after your death, ensuring that your beneficiaries receive it at the right time.
Yes, you can update your will and any stored information at any time to reflect changes in your assets, beneficiaries, or wishes.