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PEM keys, delegation chains and the `--output-seed` recovery phrase were written with plain `fs::write`, so under a typical umask of 022 they came out world-readable (0644) inside world-listable directories (0755). Add `fs::write_private`, which creates the file 0600 and narrows an existing one before writing to it, and `fs::create_private_dir_all`, which makes the directory 0700 even if it already existed. Use them for every identity key write, the `keys/` and `delegations/` directories, and the seed file.
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PEM keys, delegation chains and the
--output-seedrecovery phrase were written with plainfs::write, so under a typical umask of 022 they came out world-readable (0644) inside world-listable directories (0755).