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Title: How to extrack mkey from nany wallet.dat with run any program only once ?
Post by: COBRAS on October 18, 2021, 01:35:47 AM
Good ivening.

What program/script can extract mkey's in hashcat format, from for example 20 wallet.dat files ?

Run Pywallet 20 times is too hard for me, I looking for a bulk extractor. Help me please ?

Regards


Title: Re: How to extrack mkey from nany wallet.dat with run any program only once ?
Post by: chance57 on October 18, 2021, 06:26:43 PM
Its hard to understand what are you trying to do exactly , please fix your english just a bit...


Title: Re: How to extrack mkey from nany wallet.dat with run any program only once ?
Post by: COBRAS on October 18, 2021, 07:49:46 PM
Its hard to understand what are you trying to do exactly , please fix your english just a bit...

I have a 30 wallet.dat files, I need export from all of them mkey in hashcat format. How to do it in 2 click of keyboard ?

Now more understand ?

Thx


Title: Re: How to extrack mkey from nany wallet.dat with run any program only once ?
Post by: PrimeNumber7 on October 18, 2021, 09:56:00 PM
see below sudo code:

Code:
for file in wallet_files:
    pywallet.py --wallet=file --[any other options]

Or you can import the relevant functions and/or create a class that inherets the relevant classes, and create a loop that reads each file you have.


Title: Re: How to extrack mkey from nany wallet.dat with run any program only once ?
Post by: pooya87 on October 19, 2021, 03:49:54 AM
I have a 30 wallet.dat files,
I hope you know that all the different wallet files that you buy or find on the internet are fake and some of files they spread contain malware targeting you!


Title: Re: How to extrack mkey from nany wallet.dat with run any program only once ?
Post by: NotATether on October 19, 2021, 04:15:00 AM
see below sudo code:

Code:
for file in wallet_files:
    pywallet.py --wallet=file --[any other options]

Or you can import the relevant functions and/or create a class that inherets the relevant classes, and create a loop that reads each file you have.

It's very easy to convert this to Bash - in the place of wallet_files, just put the name of each wallet file separated by space:

Code:
for file in a.dat b.dat c.dat; do
    pywallet.py --wallet=$file --[any other options]
done

This can be pasted as-is on the terminal. No need to go out and make a big script for it, it can be accomplished in just 4 lines  :)