Encryption keys are central to protecting sensitive information. This guide explains what should be verified before relying on TERA Vault for long-term storage.
A cryptographic key enables the encryption and decryption operations associated with a protection scheme. Recovery depends on how the key is held, backed up and managed.
TERA must confirm whether keys are generated client-side, retained by the service or controlled exclusively by the user. Do not assume Zero-Knowledge guarantees for every storage location.
Before putting irreplaceable data into Vault, confirm whether password resets preserve access and whether any backup key or recovery method exists.
Never send keys, recovery phrases or verification codes to support staff. Store any official recovery materials in an appropriate secure location.
Do not repeatedly reset credentials without understanding the effect on encrypted data. Contact the official support channel to learn which recovery paths are actually supported.
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