Just wanted to ask if there is any way to recover my password from https://my.dogechain.info/
I know the login ID, wallet address and register email, but can't remember the password. I haven't logged in to that wallet for about 3 years.
Can I at least brute force it with something?
Answer from block.io
Dear Dogechain.info User,
Dogechain.info allows users to create self-custody wallets, and the only user information retained by Dogechain.info is the email address associated with the relevant user account. We do not retain any user’s private keys or have access to any user’s Dogechain Wallets. This email address is not intended for any technical support requests and we would like to remind you that Dogechain.info’s services are provided “as-is” with no representations, warranties, or customer service. Please review our User Agreement at dogechain.info/terms if you have any questions. As a reminder, our User Agreement requires you to retain backups of your private keys.
To address the most common support issues faced by users:
I'm having trouble logging in to my Dogechain wallet.
Please ensure you are using the correct wallet ID and password. Your password is the only thing that can decrypt your wallet, and Dogechain has no information about what is inside a user's wallet.
If you still are unable to access your wallet via Dogechain.info, you will want to use your private keys directly elsewhere.
You can always use the latest private keys you backed up when you created your wallet address(es). Your private keys allow you to access your coins using any Dogecoin wallet software. We recommend using the Dogecoin Core software directly at github.com/dogecoin/dogecoin.
Will Dogechain disable two-factor authentication on a given wallet?
No. Two-factor authentication is the only way Dogechain can verify your ownership of your account and wallet, and therefore we cannot disable two-factor authentication.
I lost my private keys. Can Dogechain help?
No. Dogechain does not have knowledge of any wallet's private keys.
My coins moved without my permission. Help!
Dogechain.info has no control over user coins as Dogechain.info has no access to your private keys. If your coins have moved, it is because either you moved them, or someone else has access to your private keys. The latter can happen for instance if you've installed malicious software on your computer, such as browser extensions that are intended to steal your information, or entered your account information (wallet ID, password, two-factor codes, etc.) on a phishing site, etc.
To be clear, Dogechain.info does not know what is inside any user's wallet, as we simply provide an interface to interact with the Dogecoin blockchain.
Support Team
Block.io, Inc.
In other words: we don't care, we won't help.