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Shamir secret sharing is a way to divide a secret into N number pieces in such a way that you can recover the secret using M (0 < M < N) number of pieces. This is great for securing Bitcoin private keys. Trezor came up with the SLIP39 standard, which is currently only supported in their Model T hardware wallet.
How am I supposed to use this?
Ideally you don't run this on a machine that's connected to the internet.
Are there other implementations of SLIP39? Are they compatible?
Some more info about what the tool does, how it works (eg secure random), etc would be handy to include.
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