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All accounts on the HIVE blockchain that existed also before the fork may have posting permissions granted to apps that do not exists on the HIVE blockchain. It is a good idea to remove them for now.
You can use beempy to remove posting permissions to your account. At first,
all account that have posting/active permissions should be printed with
beempy permissions holger80
+------------+-----------+-----------------------------------------------------------+
| Permission | Threshold | Key/Account |
+------------+-----------+-----------------------------------------------------------+
| owner | 1 | STM5XDYn3NeTqiMd1wczZjF9sPiJqY2uQw9HRwT6LR6rQytAxWNfz (1) |
| active | 1 | STM7tA7Mh81wJV1J8eW8NyGLc3XCSyXNdFnhAh8F8bYYd8yAcy6Ew (1) |
| posting | 1 | actifit.app (1) |
| | | dpoll.xyz (1) |
| | | esteemapp (1) |
| | | nc-client (1) |
| | | nextcolony (1) |
| | | peakd.app (1) |
| | | rewarding (1) |
| | | STM6t5ExkHZtQL1pdkrRZjCgzbAdnB3YUYCZgrYWDXvdnU5bp57jL (1) |
+------------+-----------+-----------------------------------------------------------+
Remove posting permission
Now, not needed permissions can be removed by
beempy disallow -a holger80 busy.app
where the account name is set with -a
.
This command broadcasts a account_update
operation and removes the given account name from the account_auths
field.
This can also be done with https://hivesigner.com/revoke/ followed by the account name, e.g. https://hivesigner.com/revoke/busy.app
Changing and reviewing permissions is also possible with peakd:
https://peakd.com/@holger80/permissions
Recovery account
Request_account_recovery
operation on HIVE, I'm unable to recovery my account, when I would accidentally leak my owner key and someone would change it using my leaked owner key.The recovery account can be check with https://hiveblocks.com/@holger80
It is set to @steem for my account and as it is most unlikely that @steem will ever sign a
This is most unlikely, as I'm not using my owner key but it could happen.
How does account recovery work?
Assuming, my owner key was changed within 30 days, I have the previous owner key and the recover account is signing, I can recover my account:
- I need to create a new owner key
- the recover account broadcasts a
Request_account_recovery
operation with the new owner public key signed with its active key - I need then to broadcast a
Recover_account
operation with the old and the new owner public key and sign it with the old and the new owner private key. - I can change now all keys with an
Account_update
operation signed with the new owner key.
Request_account_recovery
operation on HIVE.Currently this will not work for me, as @steem will not broadcast a
Changing the recover account
It would be possible to use hivesigner for this:
I created a new account @recovery.account on HIVE as my new recovery account.
https://hivesigner.com/sign/change_recovery_account?account_to_recover=holger80&new_recovery_account=recovery.account&extensions=%5B%5D
or peakd: https://peakd.com/@holger80/permissions
But I do like to use my own script:
from beem.account import Account
from beem.nodelist import NodeList
from beem import Steem
from beem.transactionbuilder import TransactionBuilder
from beemgraphenebase.account import PrivateKey
import beembase
import getpass
if __name__ == "__main__":
nodes = NodeList()
nodes.update_nodes()
key = getpass.getpass(prompt='Owner key: ')
owner_key = PrivateKey(wif=key)
print("pub: %s" % str(owner_key.pubkey))
account_name = input("account name: ")
new_recovery_account = input("new recovery_account: ")
hive = Steem(node=nodes.get_nodes(hive=True))
assert hive.is_hive
account = Account(account_name, steem_instance=hive)
new_rec_acc = Account(new_recovery_account, steem_instance=hive)
op = beembase.operations.Change_recovery_account(**{
'account_to_recover': account['name'],
'new_recovery_account': new_rec_acc['name'],
'extensions': []
})
print(op)
prompt = input("Broadcast the operation? [y/n]")
if prompt[0] == "y":
tb = TransactionBuilder(steem_instance=hive)
tb.appendOps([op])
tb.appendWif(str(owner_key))
#tb.appendSigner(account['name'], 'owner')
tb.sign()
trx = tb.broadcast()
print(trx)
Results in
This means that in 30 days my recovery account will be changed.
I will keep the keys of @recovery.account in a safe place and will not use them.
Is there a need for a recovery account provider?
Do you want also to change your recovery account? How could this work? Let me know.
yes there is a need for this . i also want to change my account recovery, but don't know who to change it to.
maybe a one time payment fee . or if you or someone else commits to it a dao proposal 5sbd a day
@tipu curate
A huge hug from @amico! 🤗
I think I got some of them removed, but is there an easy to view location where I can see who I have given permissions to? On Steem block Chain I used Steemd to see this info, but have not found a similar app for hive yet.
You can check your permissions here:
https://hiveblocks.com/@bashadow
Thank you, I thought I had seen it somewhere, but so many book marks I lost it. Now I have it bookmarked in peakd
I found out an even easier way:
https://peakd.com/@bashadow/permissions
I thought I looked all over on PeakD for it, thank you for that.
You can check your permissions here:
https://hiveblocks.com/@bashadow
I need to change mine. Will you be helping other with @recovery.account? I changed mine the last time I took a loan from @neoxian to him and haven't changed back since.
Yes, I'm willing to help. I created a new discord channel for this:
Maybe a discord bot with HIVE transfer to register can be used? I have to think about this. https://discord.gg/Ae6mUwX
Thank you oh so very much! This is exactly what I was looking for today!!!
Problem solved:)
For perfect security reason
Changing recovery account is great and anyone can do it easily. But the problem is that whom to set account trustee, if I do so and set someone my account trustee how can I prove my ownership on stolen account. Second question - If I create an account like you they I will need a tool to do all the process because I'm not a developer.
So , do you have answers of these questions
@holger80
Thank you, really useful indeed.
Something simple? Lol
Thanks @holger80 removed a lot and will change the recovery acc.