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the update process along with the wolfboot magic number. check for the magic number when fetching the key and pull it from swap if it's present. move the wolfBoot_set_encrypt_key calls inside the flash locks
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swap the encryption key before it gets erased by the update process along with the wolfboot magic number. check for the magic number when fetching the key and pull it from swap if it's present. move the wolfBoot_set_encrypt_key calls inside the flash locks
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