Topic: Don't buy "wallet.dat" files with lost passwords; EXCHANGE THEM. - page 15. (Read 17951 times)

This is absolutely true. It is very easy to run a wordlist attack on each wallet. They have of course done that on every one of these. The one they are selling have unbreakable passwords, and even if you have a GPU farm at your disposal it is very doubtful that there even is the advertised private key contained.

Here: https://satoshidisk.com/pay/CBX2An
Or email me if you want any particular wallet.

Could you send me some wallets you think are worth to try are be cracked. I have a lot of resources at hand and would like to give it a try..
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Well, this is why my project never really started. Everyone seems to think there is no thrustful person as soon as you talk about money... Very sad if you ask me.

You can forget traditional wordlist attack. I guess there are better chances with a normal random brute force attack. It is only a matter of luck but as soon as you enter above the 12-characters limit it is really nothing more than gambling.
This was the advantage of an hashcat network.

Well.. that's the problem.. nobody is trustful if its about a huge amount of coins! Even if you don't have the Wallet... its possible to get it somewhere for sure or others having it already.

But we can make a Google doc and mark all known Wallets and all unsuccessful Word list attacks if you like. so nobody makes a attack twice... idk

Well, not necessary.

I set up an hashcat network. You only need to share the hash (and not the wallet.dat) to the participating clients.
Of course, the admin have to be a person of confidence.
But, I am sure with enough peoples involved, it could be really profitable. So why stealing the others when it could be possible to hack several wallets ?

If peoples are interested to give a try, they only need to contact me.

You need Solidity contract

I am in the process of going over about 90 wallets in total as I have got more new ones that have added to the list, I am compiling a RAR file with ones I think could be good with information that is with them for passwords (Which is more then likely bollocks) also doing individual hash files for each possible good candidate and a compiled list of possible dodgy Hashed wallets to cross reference new wallets for ease so not to waste time. Also added a folder for each one I think is good with the sync files from Bitcoin Core so it can be loaded straight up without waiting for time to sync.

13 I think could be good so far but no one knows for sure unless they can crack and send out the coin. I also have 11 more wallets to check out of the 90 I have to sort.

Taking a long time to sort but I have nothing else better to do and would be a better chance to try them instead of wasting time on 100% fake wallets.

Will update the thread with some examples of why they're blatantly fake. But I will obviously keep the ones I have sorted off the thread as a lot of work has been done with this & we all know there is leachers & scammers trying to make a buck.

Link to my thread

19peh1TwMaV8AS3jsUcahyBCHEo5eymtdn

When trying to open wallet.dat with this address (allegedly), Bitcoin-Qt (windows) kills itself.

I have another new bundle of wallets I will check over today and update on my thread of dodgy's for new people interested

Hello.

Of course.

I have already sent you the wallet you have requested.

A greeting.

Have sent you an email again fella asking if you could share your wallets with me also as I sent you all the ones I have when you pm'ed me, still waiting on your response as your main post does state you will share wallets.

Thanks

Link to my new post for everyone to discuss and share mine & your findings so we do not to get scammed or waste money & time trying to crack fake wallets. Link to my thread

Hello.

Thank you all very much for your valuable collaboration.

In a few days I will have the updated list with the false and dubious wallets marked.

Let's see if we can all get a clean list with all the wallets, and the false and doubtful ones marked.

A greeting.

i found one by the chinese it was 150btc the data inside clearly states that it is fake and the password is the transaction hash

the others im not sure they look real as far as i can tell.

I would take note of the OP's headline (Don't Buy)

These are three fake wallets below that also have the same Hash.

5 BTC -   1JWXHwtBuVGDDjrVDQNFaBHhw7AhuuPeV9
11 BTC - 1NibfhHfgA857dtG6pB25Y5hDcxpDo2J47
              17w8w8ZHdqkSYFkhAMfHJaEqCHgHm9egKv

$bitcoin$64$6b45588e745d8490f2432c68533407e0f2040ff12debd840270f47543ad47c16$16$0af493ab2796f208$99974$2$00$2$00


VERY SUSPICIOUS wallets with the hash for each wallet in order below.

NOTICE the $35714$ towards the end of each hash on the first 5 wallets below, then on the last two $73689$ towards the end on the last two wallets(Smiley faces above each duplicate code). Mmmm seems like we got edited wallets here.

10 BTC - 1EQjwXjyom9T35764huyriFEredLGmneVC                                                                                      
$bitcoin$64$f09e644064b50132c05846d4af1789ae28286acc9fbedebec0c18496443c32dc$16$f4b32f83b2126be5$35714$2$00$2$00

12 BTC - 19tLSCZWhX5YBVy6uX2kLheNjdUb9RBojS                                                                                      
$bitcoin$64$b111269df559c2c8929f4e7d82bd627317301d9fdd189b5360153ab28f7d04a0$16$cf488450374c34d5$35714$2$00$2$00

22 BTC - 19Hj5Pzi4hCj12porw97i183XYTrScbtXS                                                                                          
$bitcoin$64$b5360e667fcdccf601d35c5f8bda852de40464373bb79df247c46ac6b97fa76e$16$8ead40334c7161b9$35714$2$00$2$00

42 BTC - 1NKmf6GszBQ6wo349LUT4Je1csNyDDpb5Y                                                                                    
$bitcoin$64$b5ee3fb4fdb69a11efa972937e2fd0cf10c749b3d0967947205b4710f89fdbb3$16$00878c494362d4ab$35714$2$00$2$00

78 BTC - 1Pq2Y45aDfwGn6pKFGv8enKgNR2efw4jFW                                                                                    
$bitcoin$64$9e8d5b70d45f8fdeded358b8f72f81c0436398a220081a60044dc7bf5f9ea23e$16$cb9c55df52aa906e$35714$2$00$2$00

100 BTC - 1Gj2KiTy9SFtuFSJECmpePseYchhkU3gXQ                                                                                      
$bitcoin$64$08a4bbd5fbd998e5a334cb31dc43c3a625872998b6ff5b3830f5ffe30ee8156b$16$0af493ab2796f208$73689$2$00$2$00

78 BTC - 1BSmyTdYpsHA5JhLS9azGmVADuJRiLWE5Z                                                                                    
$bitcoin$64$feb27bbab8b0a6f15b26f418c10a20bb73ba287d439ae5ab6ceb0287e731f55a$16$0af493ab2796f208$73689$2$00$2$00

YES VERY DODGY DEALINGS INDEED!! all fake and would not surprise me if all the rest our fake too.

Passwords are all the same, it's the same edited wallet.

PASSWORD FOR WALLETS BELOW = 12aVP18cd5XsbcGQy8u6eywQ6UuA6Q319s

1JWXHwtBuVGDDjrVDQNFaBHhw7AhuuPeV9
1NibfhHfgA857dtG6pB25Y5hDcxpDo2J47
17w8w8ZHdqkSYFkhAMfHJaEqCHgHm9egKv

For everyone who wants to discuss and share mine & your findings, so we do not to get scammed or waste money & time trying to crack fake wallets. Link to my thread

This wallets you have mentioned can be easily found on forums, and all of those specific are fake wallets created by chinese website by editing .dat files with fake hashes and fake private passwords for specific addresses with balance imported to those wallet.dat files. So its useless to waste time on them, if you need i can give those files free to anyone without need to exchange if you really want to waste your important time like i did.

i have wallets 0.0178, 0.03, 1.08, 2.2, 5.5, 8.5, 15, 22.65, 57, 131, 159, 340 and 10,000 if anybody wants to exchange for one i don't have, these are bitcoin core dat files and all sync and show a then balance, will swap for any other real dat or aes.json files

I did not say that it is simple and did not say that the password is 8 characters, I just say that it is real

yes