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Topic: Brute force a wallet.dat with a partially known password (Read 177 times)

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legendary
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Hi , as the title says it , the password consists of 11 characters 7 known and 5 unknown ( positions of unknown characters are not 100% known )
When you say "the position of unknown characters are not 100% known"... do you mean that some are known and some aren't? or that their positions are completely unknown?


the password also has two special characters one known and one unknown ( mistyped most likely )
Are these 2 special characters included in the 11 characters? or are they in addition to them?


In either case, I would tend to concur with ETFbitcoin that btcrecover is a very good option. It gives you quite a lot of flexibility in defining the "structure" of a password, and how to construct password candidates from wildcards etc.
legendary
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BTCRecover (https://github.com/3rdIteration/btcrecover) is also great tool and support multi-GPU acceleration for brute-forcing wallet.dat file. Based on your problem, you'll need to
1. Create token file, https://btcrecover.readthedocs.io/en/latest/tokenlist_file/
2. Use typos argument, https://btcrecover.readthedocs.io/en/latest/TUTORIAL/#typos
legendary
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newbie
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Hi , as the title says it , the password consists of 11 characters 7 known and 5 unknown ( positions of unknown characters are not 100% known )
the password also has two special characters one known and one unknown ( mistyped most likely )
what is the best tool to brute force the file ?
I appreciate your help .
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