Is there a way to brute force the second password at Blockchain.info's wallet?

Harley997

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Quote from: joae1975 on June 15, 2014, 09:09:36 PM

Quote from: hodlmybtc on June 15, 2014, 11:36:15 AM

As far as I know you can import the wallet file into any bitcoin wallet and it will work.

The second password for blockchain.info is only to spend BTC on blockchain.info only.

Right, use multibit

If you are to get these keys in a useable format you will need both the "wallet" password and the 2nd password.

joae1975

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Quote from: hodlmybtc on June 15, 2014, 11:36:15 AM

As far as I know you can import the wallet file into any bitcoin wallet and it will work.

The second password for blockchain.info is only to spend BTC on blockchain.info only.

Right, use multibit

franky1

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for any noobs using blockchain.info. use this example above as a lesson....

1. dont rely on third parties to look after your privkeys... BACK THEM UP
2. if you cant remember a password, your not going to remember a privkey so.. BACK THEM UP
3. if you ever lose a third party password, be in a position where it doesnt matter because you.. BACKED IT UP
4. if you think you dont need to back up your stuff bcause your too smart to forget things.. BACK IT UP
5. if the only store of your privkeys is on a third party service .. BACK IT UP.

summary: BACK IT UP

Harley997

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Quote from: joae1975 on June 15, 2014, 11:33:28 AM

All you need is your wallet.aes.json file. Should have been emailed to you. You can create a new account and import your private keys.

You would still need your 2nd password to match when you import your keys, otherwise they will not import.

You can brute force the 2nd password the same way you would brute force any other password, by trying any possible password that you may have used. You should not have a limit as to how many attempts that you may try.

If you have a backup of your wallet prior to when you set your 2nd password then you can import those keys, although it may not be up to date with all of the keys of your current wallet.

hodlmybtc

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As far as I know you can import the wallet file into any bitcoin wallet and it will work.

The second password for blockchain.info is only to spend BTC on blockchain.info only.

joae1975

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All you need is your wallet.aes.json file. Should have been emailed to you. You can create a new account and import your private keys.

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Hi guys, I have recently managed to lock myself out of my wallet. I remember my main password, but I can't remember the second password for my life. Is there a way to bruteforce it?

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