Common security safe

It Should be possible to add an extra layer of security to the common wallet, such as a secondary wallet secured with a different password. This would ensure that even if a hacker took control of a user’s wallet, their funds would still remain secure. For instance, when transferring assets into a private vault for confidentiality, there could be an option to lock access with an additional password. This way, even if the main wallet were breached, the private funds would stay protected and could still be retrieved by the rightful owner. If a hacker compress the wallet, and if common had such a dual-protection system, some would have had the opportunity to restore the wallet and reclaim their private funds. The hacker would have only been able to access the publicly visible tokens. Ultimately, it would be each individual's responsibility to safeguard the vault’s password.