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QoL: Fix secure codes for e-mem modules
Clumsy fingers shouldn't completely reset your passcode

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Today I nearly lost access to my e-memory module because I made a typo in the code when writing 'secure e-note with 
' the last time I locked it. It makes no sense to, essentially, set a new passcode every single time you lock your module. I suggest we make the e-memory module secure codes more like locking briefcase codes. You set the code for the module when you first get it, and then all you have to do when you want to lock it is type 'secure e-note'. 
In addition, I'm very confused on how it works with two e-memory modules slotted into your e-note, if each module has a different secure code. Does the code align with the e-note device itself or does it align with each individual e-memory module?
By svetlana 0
SMH. Reposting.

Today I nearly lost access to my e-memory module because I made a typo in the code when writing 'secure e-note with code' the last time I locked it. It makes no sense to, essentially, set a new passcode every single time you lock your module. I suggest we make the e-memory module secure codes more like locking briefcase codes. You set the code for the module when you first get it, and then all you have to do when you want to lock it is type 'secure e-note'.

In addition, I'm very confused on how it works with two e-memory modules slotted into your e-note, if each module has a different secure code. Does the code align with the e-note device itself or does it align with each individual e-memory module?

By svetlana 0
I agree you shouldn't have to type the code every time you secure it.
By Johnny 0
E-memory modules are getting more widespread in the game. I wonder if we need to take a second look at the code for securing e-mems?

The issue I mentioned about having to retype the password every time you secure your e-mem is still a thing. In addition, it seems like if you slot two e-mems into one e-note, you only have to type in one password to unsecure the data on both e-mems, even if the two e-mems were secured with different passcodes.

It's just all very glitchy and not much continuity. Also, and this might be deserving of a different thread – how about possibilities for cracking encrypted e-mems?

By svetlana 0
I believe higher grade credchips already separate the function of Secure/Unsecure with no extra code entry needed to secure them (only to unsecure them) with a separate syntax to change what the security key is.

Code can probably be lifted from that.

By PCow 0
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