I am currently following @ CloakdDev's research on Phantom related vulnerabilities, which is a good study. However, I have a different opinion on the following statements made by @ CloakdDev: > See video 1 - How do you get your seed phrase from a permanently crashed wallet? > You can't, as the localStorage is corrupted If Phantom crashes and cannot be opened, the local. ldb file contains encrypted mnemonic/private key information (this is a common practice for extended wallets, not stored in local storage). This. ldb file can be unlocked as long as the wallet unlock password is known, as shown in my previous research. 👀 Could it be that the exploit of @ CloakdDev can also destroy the encrypted mnemonic/private key information in this. ldb file? cc @ronmckown