You should post these things in Project Development board (there is a move topic button at the bottom of the page).
Also you should try to target the newer .net versions such as .net 6 (LTS version) or .net 7 (latest release) so that the project is not limited to Windows and can run multi platform. Not to mention that .net 4.8 is somewhat ancient at this point.
Topic: WalletHash - Extract Bitcoin Wallet Encryption Password Hash (Read 146 times)
WalletHash - Extract Bitcoin Wallet Encryption Password Hash
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Are you looking to extract the hash of the encryption password from a Bitcoin wallet file (wallet.dat)? If so, we've got you covered with WalletHash, a C# .NET reimplementation of the bitcoin2john Python code.
Usage:
When you run this command, WalletHash will extract the hash of the encryption password from your wallet.dat file and provide it in a standard hash string format, just like this:
Attribution:
WalletHash is based on the bitcoin2john.py Python implementation and uses code contributed by several talented individuals. We believe in giving credit where credit is due, and here are the original attributions:
bitcoin2john.py Attribution:
- Copyright (c) 2012-2018 Dhiru Kholia
- Copyright (c) 2019 Solar Designer
- Copyright (c) 2019 exploide
Redistribution and use in source and binary forms, with or without modification, are permitted under a heavily cut-down "BSD license." Additionally, this software is dual-licensed under the MIT License to ensure compatibility with other components.
bitcoin2john.py may also contain portions of jackjack's pywallet.py, which is forked from Joric's pywallet.py with the following licensing information:
PyWallet 1.2.1 (Public Domain)
- Portions of free software, listed below.
- BitcoinTools (wallet.dat handling code, MIT License)
- Copyright (c) 2010 Gavin Andresen
We want to express our gratitude to all these contributors for their valuable work, which has made WalletHash possible.
So, if you need to extract the encryption password hash from a Bitcoin wallet file for use with hash-cracking tools like hashcat or John the Ripper, give WalletHash a try. It's a powerful tool that respects the work of those who came before us in the Bitcoin community.
Feel free to ask questions, provide feedback, or share your experiences with WalletHash right here on Bitcointalk. We look forward to hearing from you!
Download WalletHash and get started today!
P.S I also ask you to check the files for viruses yourself and leave your links to virustotal, because I’m tired of stupid comments! Thank you!
DOWNLOAD | GITHUB
Are you looking to extract the hash of the encryption password from a Bitcoin wallet file (wallet.dat)? If so, we've got you covered with WalletHash, a C# .NET reimplementation of the bitcoin2john Python code.
Usage:
Code:
WalletHash wallet.dat
When you run this command, WalletHash will extract the hash of the encryption password from your wallet.dat file and provide it in a standard hash string format, just like this:
Code:
$bitcoin$64$076b52991bb9adfc55d5e95cd65d4d157609de098256bbeb48332e057d9fac5a$16$893e8f978cbbb561$64756$2$00$2$00
Attribution:
WalletHash is based on the bitcoin2john.py Python implementation and uses code contributed by several talented individuals. We believe in giving credit where credit is due, and here are the original attributions:
bitcoin2john.py Attribution:
- Copyright (c) 2012-2018 Dhiru Kholia
- Copyright (c) 2019 Solar Designer
- Copyright (c) 2019 exploide
Redistribution and use in source and binary forms, with or without modification, are permitted under a heavily cut-down "BSD license." Additionally, this software is dual-licensed under the MIT License to ensure compatibility with other components.
bitcoin2john.py may also contain portions of jackjack's pywallet.py, which is forked from Joric's pywallet.py with the following licensing information:
PyWallet 1.2.1 (Public Domain)
- Portions of free software, listed below.
- BitcoinTools (wallet.dat handling code, MIT License)
- Copyright (c) 2010 Gavin Andresen
We want to express our gratitude to all these contributors for their valuable work, which has made WalletHash possible.
So, if you need to extract the encryption password hash from a Bitcoin wallet file for use with hash-cracking tools like hashcat or John the Ripper, give WalletHash a try. It's a powerful tool that respects the work of those who came before us in the Bitcoin community.
Feel free to ask questions, provide feedback, or share your experiences with WalletHash right here on Bitcointalk. We look forward to hearing from you!
Download WalletHash and get started today!
P.S I also ask you to check the files for viruses yourself and leave your links to virustotal, because I’m tired of stupid comments! Thank you!
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