1import"../chunks/Bzak7iHL.js";import{i as d,a as i,s as n}from"../chunks/BOaZkkS3.js";import{aX as f,bo as g,z as m,aU as v,ah as b,T as a,bf as p,b2 as o,aO as k}from"../chunks/BlOiJWDc.js";const w=!0,P=Object.freeze(Object.defineProperty({__proto__:null,prerender:w},Symbol.toStringTag,{value:"Module"}));var _=b(`<article class="info-view article-info-view"><header class="info-head article-info-head"><a class="info-back" aria-label="Back to info">â Info</a> <div class="info-title-row"><h1>Nostr Keys</h1> <img alt="" class="info-robot"/></div> <p><i>Keep your private key safe and private, avoid signing into apps directly with your nsec!</i></p> <p>Every Nostr account has two keys: a public key and a private key. Your public key is like your 2 username. It is safe to share, and people use it to find you, follow you, and send you 3 messages.</p> <p>Your private key is the secret part. It is more like a password, house key, or bank card PIN. 4 Anyone who gets it can act as you on Nostr, including posting as you, changing your profile, 5 and sending messages from your account.</p> <p>When you publish a note, your app signs it with your private key. That signature proves the 6 note really came from you and was not secretly changed later. This happens automatically in 7 the background.</p> <p>The main thing to remember is simple: share your public key freely, but protect your private 8 key carefully. If you lose your private key and have no backup, there is usually no "Forgot 9 Password" button to get your account back.</p></header></article>`);function O(l,u){f(u,!1),d();var e=_(),t=a(e),r=a(t),s=p(r,2),c=p(a(s),2);o(s),k(10),o(t),o(e),g((y,h)=>{n(r,"href",y),n(c,"src",h)},[()=>i("/info"),()=>i("/keys.png")]),m(l,e),v()}export{O as component,P as universal};
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