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Encrypt the new wallet: Go to Settings > Encrypt Wallet. Use a strong, unique passphrase.
Test your backup: Restore the updated wallet.dat on a different, offline computer to ensure it works.
Delete old backups (carefully): Old, unencrypted wallet.dat files are a security risk. Securely wipe them using shred (Linux) or cipher /w (Windows).
Update your documentation: Note the new wallet version, date of update, and passphrase hash (not the passphrase itself).

The Evolution of Bitcoin Core: Understanding wallet.dat and its Updates bitcoin core walletdat upd

Treat wallet.dat and private keys as highest-value secrets. Never share wallet.dat, private keys, or passphrases.
Always work from copies and keep the original untouched.
When in doubt, stop and seek experienced help rather than applying untested fixes.

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The Future of wallet.dat: Upcoming Updates and Developments Encrypt the new wallet: Go to Settings > Encrypt Wallet