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Can the eos active key change the eos owner key?
No. Owner can change active but active can't change owner.
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Multiple active keys on an account?
Yes, this is possible (example). Any permission (owner/active/or otherwise) can have many keys associated with them (not sure the max limit).
You will want to include the new key with a weight of 1 (...
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How to regain control of my EOS account after it was hacked?
Unfortunately ECAF isn't quite functioning as it was envisioned before the mainnet was launched. The hacker will try to move your tocken to an exchange of his choice once it's get refunded in 72 hours....
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Process of securing a hacked EOS account?
Here is my basic incident response plan if an EOS account I control is hacked:
Regain control of the hacked account by changing the owner/active key pairs
Identify all transactions if any that were ...
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Process of securing a hacked EOS account?
As I never did this, do I load my OWNER private key into a new wallet and then change the active key to something else to prevent the hacker from doing anything?
Yes.
Or is there another step I do ...
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Preventing loss of funds from a hacked eos account?
Use the telegram bot or have this service send you an email whenever something happens:
https://eosauthority.com/alerts
Then you can take action.
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