Hi guys,
Ok so I booted Ubuntu on my laptop to generate a key pair offline, with the intention of printing it, but my printer didnt work so I ended up copying them by hand. But now I'm a little paranoid transferring bitcoin into that wallet because even though I checked my private key 3-4 times to be sure it was the written with no errors, there is still a 0.1% chance I did a mistake and I intend to store them for years so it kinda sucked that there is a very small chAnce, but still, that when I'll be willing to take them out, my private key will not work lol.
So my question is this:
In that rare case, would it still be possible to crack the private key with some kind of programs, knowing that probably only one letter/number is incorrect or missing?
In fact I bought a printer to do it again but I'm unable to boot ubuntu a second time (I deleted it after I did that process)
So if my private key would be crackable, I will stop trying to boot ubuntu again because it is a real pain in the ass. I tried everything. Looked everywhere on the ubuntu forums and found nothing. Even wrote my own topic.. If some of you are good with ubuntu and think they could help,
here is the link of my problem with ubuntu:
http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=2192098Thanks