-----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE----- Hash: SHA1 On 9/3/10 18:02 , Michael MacDonald wrote: > You have to back up the keystore offsite. That can be as simple > as e-mailing it to yourself as an attachment on a gmail account. > Not that it makes much sense to send by email a private key, even though it's encrypted by a password. Back it up, but keep the store private, such as an USB key or a CDROM.
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