Topic: Multibit HD - password not working - how to recover both btc and trx history? (Read 1322 times)
October 04, 2017, 06:04:56 AM
thank you, that makes everything much easier. I'll try it when I get back from work later today.
October 02, 2017, 07:05:11 PM
You can actually import that seed into Electrum now... They even show you how in this video: https://youtu.be/E-KcY6KUVnY
It will import all the transactions for that wallet, but won't include any labels you may have assigned to the addresses/payments.
For the record, the password DOES work, it's the processing of the transactions internally that chokes due to unexpected data causing the error.
So, there is a good chance you can use OpenSSL to decrypt the .aes file... But you'll probably have to dig through the MultiBit source code to figure out the iterations/salt settings required etc...
It will import all the transactions for that wallet, but won't include any labels you may have assigned to the addresses/payments.
For the record, the password DOES work, it's the processing of the transactions internally that chokes due to unexpected data causing the error.
So, there is a good chance you can use OpenSSL to decrypt the .aes file... But you'll probably have to dig through the MultiBit source code to figure out the iterations/salt settings required etc...
October 02, 2017, 06:10:40 PM
Hey, due to the password bug I'm unable to log into my multibit HD. I have the backup words though. I have seen that a common advice in order to recover the bitcoins is to download the breadwallet and generate a wallet there using the multibit HD backup words. However, due to tax purposes I would like recover my transaction history as well. Is this possible at all? I have the payments.aes file stored on my hard disk btw, but since it is encrypted with the password that doesn't work I can't open it.
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