user2277: I'd like to make a paper backup of my Armory wallet that will still require a password to recover. Right now it seems that the paper backup is not encrypted. 

user120: As the paper backup consists of two simple string you can use any encryption scheme you'd like to implement this.
This can be as simple as manually applying rot13-like encryption, to one-time-pads. Just make sure you keep the ciphertext short in order to still be able to print and, more importantly, type it in eventually.

2277: <p>I'd like to make a paper backup of my Armory wallet that will still require a password to recover. Right now it seems that the paper backup is not encrypted. </p>
 120: <p>As the paper backup consists of two simple string you can use any encryption scheme you'd like to implement this.</p>

<p>This can be as simple as manually applying rot13-like encryption, to one-time-pads. Just make sure you keep the ciphertext short in order to still be able to print and, more importantly, type it in eventually.</p>
