Topic: Help me crack my bip38 wallet from 0.02BTC. (Read 573 times)
You had to combine that with btcrecover right (per what they were saying on git) ? You should publish it, might help some people.
A simple script, the problem is solved
What script?
One can be put together easily with pybip38.
Can you explain me how can possible do it?
I don't think that is true.
Do you have screenshots?
I am sorry, what exactly are you doubting? An example script can be found here.
What script?
One can be put together easily with pybip38.
Can you explain me how can possible do it?
I don't think that is true.
Do you have screenshots?
What script?
One can be put together easily with pybip38.
What script?
I sent you the password in a personal message.
If true, can you explain how you did this?I generated a password list with btcrecover and used a Python script to try the passwords.
I sent you the password in a personal message.
If true, can you explain how you did this?Is the problem resolved?
it seems to be resolved as you can see there is a tx out of 17ahjBaWUdqtRj7mQrbq81bzob7EkFuc3G
somehow lstjqsjjpdzs actually figured out the pass or the OP just remember his own password
Is the problem resolved?
I sent you the password in a personal message.
If true, can you explain how you did this?
I sent you the password in a personal message.
Is there any change, that you generated those addresses in a mac?
There was a bug related to bitaddress.org, that if you created the address using some version of safari (was it 5 or 6 ?), then you can only decrypt the key in the exact same version of safari....
here is a link: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=416324.10;imode
it also talks about a faulty encrypted key starting with 6P...
Your key starts with the same 6P...
Edit: Apparently the correct ones start with 6P... too. So cant make any conclusions about that.
There was a bug related to bitaddress.org, that if you created the address using some version of safari (was it 5 or 6 ?), then you can only decrypt the key in the exact same version of safari....
here is a link: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=416324.10;imode
it also talks about a faulty encrypted key starting with 6P...
Your key starts with the same 6P...
Edit: Apparently the correct ones start with 6P... too. So cant make any conclusions about that.
I know the odds, but I'll give it a shot anyway.
Few months back (October 2017), I generated a bunch of paper wallets protected with the BIP38 password, which doesn't seem to work when I try to spend the funds. I used https://www.bitaddress.org on chrome on windows 10. I'm offering 0.02BTC to anyone who is able to crack the password.
Here's what I know: I believed the password to be fOlder.5645 , Which is obviously not working. Other passwords I regularly use are : Mukesh.2015, Mukesh.7565 Bhanwari. 7565 , etc so basically I always have one word with one letter in uppercase and then a 4 digit pin code and a '.' between them. I may have used some entirely new word in the first part but that's unlikely, I am still 90% certain that it's a variation of 'folder'.
I have tried many variations of the above but no luck. You can try your guesses on a different, empty paper wallet encrypted with the same password - it is from the same batch (of which I'm sure, they are on the same physical sheet of paper):
private: 6PnR4FF2cQQcH9ixtKb6V9LKUigdY92wumTKXdMdcFUnnciYferDnzXFYy
public : 1FvNwzPtpRgBDbvTMiiBn8VNB68QaeCdsG
1 of the Public key with btc : 17ahjBaWUdqtRj7mQrbq81bzob7EkFuc3G
Few months back (October 2017), I generated a bunch of paper wallets protected with the BIP38 password, which doesn't seem to work when I try to spend the funds. I used https://www.bitaddress.org on chrome on windows 10. I'm offering 0.02BTC to anyone who is able to crack the password.
Here's what I know: I believed the password to be fOlder.5645 , Which is obviously not working. Other passwords I regularly use are : Mukesh.2015, Mukesh.7565 Bhanwari. 7565 , etc so basically I always have one word with one letter in uppercase and then a 4 digit pin code and a '.' between them. I may have used some entirely new word in the first part but that's unlikely, I am still 90% certain that it's a variation of 'folder'.
I have tried many variations of the above but no luck. You can try your guesses on a different, empty paper wallet encrypted with the same password - it is from the same batch (of which I'm sure, they are on the same physical sheet of paper):
private: 6PnR4FF2cQQcH9ixtKb6V9LKUigdY92wumTKXdMdcFUnnciYferDnzXFYy
public : 1FvNwzPtpRgBDbvTMiiBn8VNB68QaeCdsG
1 of the Public key with btc : 17ahjBaWUdqtRj7mQrbq81bzob7EkFuc3G
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