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Title: Wallet recovery service
Post by: kkost on August 01, 2017, 06:22:44 PM
I realise I am new here but I am very good at what I do and I will recover your wallet for a %20 fee.


This transaction is safe as can be as you do not need to send your actual wallet file just an extracted part of the wallet file in order for me to get to work.

I can crack:

Bitcoin,litecoin,dogecoin and other alt coins based on bitcoin core.

Blockchain.info wallets

Multibit wallet and .key's.

Ethereum wallets. (no extraction as of yet)


I will do the first 3 (successful attempts) wallets free of charge to build my reputation up.

Just send me a PM

I also can recover corrupted wallet.dats.


Title: Re: Wallet recovery service
Post by: Ararbermas on August 04, 2017, 01:09:41 PM
This is a great offer but Seems you are a newbie there is no one will trust you as of now . If i were you just add some proff on your offer. To get some willing cotumers


Title: Re: Wallet recovery service
Post by: Patatas on August 04, 2017, 02:59:14 PM

Blockchain.info wallets

Mind elaborating how are you planning to do so? At this point,I call your service a pathetic scam attempt.
Anybody planning to use the service be careful what wallet info you might send it to him ,it's an invitation to get your wallets compromised.Suppose I have forgotten my blockchain.info's wallet login identifier,I have no access to passphrase,no private keys,no email access but just an address.Is it still possible for you to recover my wallet ?  :-\


Title: Re: Wallet recovery service
Post by: kkost on August 09, 2017, 12:26:25 PM
There are multiple options.

First of all:

The btcrecover option.. with btcrecover you can extract parts of an encrypted key or wallet file that are "safe to send" which means other people can crack them for you.
This options is a quite a bit slower but has the most use(more wallet types).

Second is the JohnTheRipper option:

This one also has safe to send on bitcoin core..litecoin etc.. and has semi-safe options for multibit.key/electrum where 70% of the private key is extracted, you would need ALOT of power to decrypt the other 30% of the key, like NSA.. MI6.. next level power. JohnTheRipper is a lot faster than btcrecover on multibit .key's.

Third you have the actual wallet file itself.. this is not safe to send to people by any means but in some cases it's the only possible way to crack the password and if a person has truely given up themselves and written the funds off, they may aswell send it to somebody trustworthy to crack it for them which I don't have that sort of trust right now but may have in the future.

Oh and about the blockchain identifier, If the blockchain ID requires email approval then there is no way other than messaging the blockchain team to remove the email, then I can convert the ID into a wallet file and crack from there.. so semi possible.




Title: Re: Wallet recovery service
Post by: drwhobox on August 10, 2017, 01:57:23 PM
How can you assure that you can recover lost bitcoin wallets? your rank is too low for someone to trust you bro. you must have some proofs that you can do that :)



Title: Re: Wallet recovery service
Post by: kkost on August 10, 2017, 02:08:08 PM
How can you assure that you can recover lost bitcoin wallets? your rank is too low for someone to trust you bro. you must have some proofs that you can do that :)



You are missing a very vital point, in fact most people here are..

Dave recovery service.. another recovery guy had the same problem when first starting his thread.

You simply need to understand 1 thing, NO WALLET IS NEEDED, I understand that you do not know how this is done, but with simple research you can find out, here is a link to explain:

https://github.com/gurnec/btcrecover/blob/master/docs/Extract_Scripts.md

Code:
The extract scripts in this directory are relatively short and simple scripts which extract the just enough information from a wallet file to allow btcrecover to perform a password search. With the exception of Armory, these scripts never extract enough information to put any of your bitcoin funds at risk, even after the password is found. For Armory, only a single (typically unused) address and private key are extracted, putting only that one address at risk (however please read the Armory Technical Details for an important caveat).

So there is in fact no trust even needed.

I can not assure that I will crack every wallet, in fact in % terms it is more like this for the more popular ones:

Bitcoin core: 40%

multibit key: 60%

Multibit wallet: 20%

Ethereum: 50%

Ethereum presale: 15%

These numbers improve drastically if you have knowledge of the previous password.


Title: Re: Wallet recovery service
Post by: savioroshan on August 10, 2017, 02:21:21 PM
I have bookmarked your service. First i will try to follow the steps  what my wallet support has given to recover my wallet. If i am not able to recover my wallet i may contact you. But currently I am in vacation . I may contact you in the first week of september. My wallet is multibit. Hope you will not cheat me


Title: Re: Wallet recovery service
Post by: kkost on August 10, 2017, 05:53:30 PM
I have bookmarked your service. First i will try to follow the steps  what my wallet support has given to recover my wallet. If i am not able to recover my wallet i may contact you. But currently I am in vacation . I may contact you in the first week of september. My wallet is multibit. Hope you will not cheat me

Thanks for bookmarking me, I can assure you nothing will be "cheated", before you make this decision I recommend you reading about btcrecover and johntheripper so you can feel safe in the fact your funds are safe, nobody should feel that there money is in somebody elses hands :)

Also, if you think that another wallet would have the same password and that wallet is empty, then we can work with that wallet, another way to be absolutely sure :)


Title: Re: Wallet recovery service
Post by: leonair on August 10, 2017, 06:43:51 PM
I know your intention is good but you need to build up first your reputation here or try giving some voucher for trusted members first so you can earn a merit in claiming in what you can do. Have you ever tried one to recover? if there is, it is much better to document it and show it here.


Title: Re: Wallet recovery service
Post by: kkost on August 10, 2017, 07:14:27 PM
I know your intention is good but you need to build up first your reputation here or try giving some voucher for trusted members first so you can earn a merit in claiming in what you can do. Have you ever tried one to recover? if there is, it is much better to document it and show it here.

To be fair I don't really need reputation for an extract of a wallet, because it's a 0 risk situation, however I am offering a wallet corruption service which I don't expect anybody to do anytime soon until I do build a reputation, even then I can try to help them fix there own wallet before ever possibly sending to me.

So for now my password cracking service is quite simple and straight forward.

"try giving some voucher for trusted members first so you can earn a merit in claiming in what you can do"

As I said in my first post I will crack the first 3 wallets free of charge.





Title: Re: Wallet recovery service
Post by: Patatas on August 10, 2017, 07:41:05 PM
I recommend you reading about btcrecover and johntheripper so you can feel safe in the fact your funds are safe, nobody should feel that there money is in somebody elses hands :)
I know their service is fair but you don't have your own tools ? I mean you use that project to do the recovery ? You know we can just follow the tutorials of btcrecover and try to recover the wallets our-self ?

give you scammer btc address you crack them ???
No.Public keys have nothing to do with wallet cracking.That's why they're called public keys.Signing transactions happen through private keys which is basically your wallet.


Title: Re: Wallet recovery service
Post by: kkost on August 10, 2017, 08:02:53 PM
I recommend you reading about btcrecover and johntheripper so you can feel safe in the fact your funds are safe, nobody should feel that there money is in somebody elses hands :)
I know their service is fair but you don't have your own tools ? I mean you use that project to do the recovery ? You know we can just follow the tutorials of btcrecover and try to recover the wallets our-self ?

give you scammer btc address you crack them ???
No.Public keys have nothing to do with wallet cracking.That's why they're called public keys.Signing transactions happen through private keys which is basically your wallet.


If you give a man a hammer does it mean he can build a house? Cracking is very hard to do especially for a new person who doesn't know what they are even looking at. I am very good at what I do, I have specific skill sets that can enable me to crack wallets with a high degree of success(liam neeson much). I have a lot of computing power to put behind this.

Not only that but I don't use them tools the majority of the time, depending on what wallet needs cracking. It is just that btcrecover is a well known and trusted source to extract a part of a wallet needed for cracking, it's like pywallet but for password recovery.

Finally, indeed I hope that anybody who has forgotten there password does try to get the password themselves before going to try and get help from others.



Title: Re: Wallet recovery service
Post by: kkost on August 12, 2017, 03:06:06 PM
Available to help anytime!


Title: Re: Wallet recovery service
Post by: hatefullyemployed on September 07, 2017, 03:15:28 PM
Available to help anytime!

I PM'd you a few days ago. Haven't heard back yet.


Title: Re: Wallet recovery service
Post by: sasaki111 on September 07, 2017, 03:36:17 PM
He's a scammer and i think he won't reply back to you cause everyone know he hacker other guy's wallet now.


Title: Re: Wallet recovery service
Post by: jahead on September 07, 2017, 04:54:26 PM
has anyone tried his service sucessfull and can give a positiv review?
so you are a newbie, how can people trust you to give you a chance and you are not running away with the recovered btc (IF you can crack, like you say) ?!


Title: Re: Wallet recovery service
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Title: Re: Wallet recovery service
Post by: kkost on July 12, 2019, 12:54:45 AM
This service is still available.


Title: Re: Wallet recovery service
Post by: Btcspot on July 12, 2019, 01:14:48 AM
  Hi, kkost, Id like to try your service if your honest i need a wallet crack will it be free because im one of the first 3 to ask. Let me know ill pm.


Title: Re: Wallet recovery service
Post by: kkost on July 12, 2019, 01:41:37 AM
 Hi, kkost, Id like to try your service if your honest i need a wallet crack will it be free because im one of the first 3 to ask. Let me know ill pm.

Yes, it will be free. thanks.


Title: Re: Wallet recovery service
Post by: endlasuresh on July 12, 2019, 02:23:30 AM
I lost password on blockchain info can you recover it?


Title: Re: Wallet recovery service
Post by: Btcspot on July 12, 2019, 06:59:57 AM
Hi, can you send your email?  I cant send you pm.


Title: Re: Wallet recovery service
Post by: bob123 on July 12, 2019, 08:13:26 AM
General warning:

Don't trust newbies with your wallet files or any other sensitive information.
Either use it without giving out any sensitive information, or don't use it at all.

Use a reputable recovery service (e.g. daves recovery service) if you don't want to risk being scammed.


Newbies offering a recovery service are mostly just scam!


Title: Re: Wallet recovery service
Post by: Welsh on July 12, 2019, 08:24:04 AM
The OP does speak the truth that you can extract "safe to send" pieces of information from the wallet file, send that over, and there's no chance of him being able to get into the wallet (unless the wallet format has changed these days and I'm unaware), and I've had first hand experience with this. However, escrow should still be used if the user is claiming to have found the password, because they could be lying, and that works the other way around too. The OP should be looking to use escrow to assure that he'll actually get paid once he's handed over the password.

Unfortunately, even for a escrow this is a difficult situation. To be able to verify this the escrow would need access to the wallet file or would need mkey (if I remember correctly) or basically the extracted parts of the wallet which are safe to send, and then be able to test that themselves with btcrecover with the password that the user claims to have cracked. Most escrow won't know how to do that or have the  time. Of course, I'd always recommend against the escrow having physical access to the wallet file, and only deal with the mkey.



However, as soon as you send someone else your wallet file you are asking to be compromised, and scammed. Do not under any circumstances give someone physical access to your wallet. Only deal with the mkey (like I said I think this is what it was called, I did it years back now)

Honestly, there are more trusted services offering the exact same thing, and I'd be wary of any newbie offering this service just because we don't know what information is being requested behind closed doors.


Title: Re: Wallet recovery service
Post by: kkost on July 12, 2019, 01:12:41 PM
The OP does speak the truth that you can extract "safe to send" pieces of information from the wallet file, send that over, and there's no chance of him being able to get into the wallet (unless the wallet format has changed these days and I'm unaware), and I've had first hand experience with this. However, escrow should still be used if the user is claiming to have found the password, because they could be lying, and that works the other way around too. The OP should be looking to use escrow to assure that he'll actually get paid once he's handed over the password.

Unfortunately, even for a escrow this is a difficult situation. To be able to verify this the escrow would need access to the wallet file or would need mkey (if I remember correctly) or basically the extracted parts of the wallet which are safe to send, and then be able to test that themselves with btcrecover with the password that the user claims to have cracked. Most escrow won't know how to do that or have the  time. Of course, I'd always recommend against the escrow having physical access to the wallet file, and only deal with the mkey.



However, as soon as you send someone else your wallet file you are asking to be compromised, and scammed. Do not under any circumstances give someone physical access to your wallet. Only deal with the mkey (like I said I think this is what it was called, I did it years back now)

Honestly, there are more trusted services offering the exact same thing, and I'd be wary of any newbie offering this service just because we don't know what information is being requested behind closed doors.

Well, you guys are really missing the point, I have publicly posted the resources to extract this information themselves, nobody is getting any wallet file. So there is no "trust" needed. If I was to say anything behind closed doors that is to the countrary of this, I should expect somebody to start asking WTF?. Litteraly all you are doing is trashing my thread over and over again with the same comment by different users. Most of them uneducated. As for the escrow, actually I don't mind giving the password first and using a trust basis.


Title: Re: Wallet recovery service
Post by: Welsh on July 12, 2019, 01:29:03 PM
Well, you guys are really missing the point, I have publicly posted the resources to extract this information themselves, nobody is getting any wallet file. So there is no "trust" needed. If I was to say anything behind closed doors that is to the countrary of this, I should expect somebody to start asking WTF?. Litteraly all you are doing is trashing my thread over and over again with the same comment by different users. Most of them uneducated. As for the escrow, actually I don't mind giving the password first and using a trust basis.
I'm not missing the point at all. I've clearly outlined that you can extract the mkey, however we don't know what is going on behind the scenes. Publicly stating it, and privately is different. My warning is valid. However, I would still suggest you use an escrow. I've offered this service before, and actually discontinued the service because of various different issues. I never had problem with payment, because for a long time I offered it as a free service, and relied on tips. However, you will get burned if you're going to rely on your trust for users.


Title: Re: Wallet recovery service
Post by: kkost on July 12, 2019, 01:35:56 PM
Surely by that logic though, you should be going round and PMing every single user to beware of every single scam ever, because you don't know whats going on behind closed doors. I'm making a public statement that everybody can read, and if I was to go against that, people would ask questions. You're warning doesn't really hold up for me, and even if it does, half the posts in my thread are the same warning, it's just trashing the thread. As for being burned, I don't mind that and actually expect it some of the time.


Title: Re: Wallet recovery service
Post by: bob123 on July 12, 2019, 01:42:15 PM
Surely by that logic though, you should be going round and PMing every single user to beware of every single scam ever, because you don't know whats going on behind closed doors.

The fact that you are upset based on a warning is somewhat sketchy.

There are so many scams going on. And a lot of the scammer try to hide their true intentions until they find a suitable victim.

I don't see a problem with warning other people..


May i ask why you decided to use an alt account instead of your main one?


Title: Re: Wallet recovery service
Post by: kkost on July 12, 2019, 01:45:32 PM
Surely by that logic though, you should be going round and PMing every single user to beware of every single scam ever, because you don't know whats going on behind closed doors.

The fact that you are upset based on a warning is somewhat sketchy.

There are so many scams going on. And a lot of the scammer try to hide their true intentions until they find a suitable victim.

I don't see a problem with warning other people..


May i ask why you decided to use an alt account instead of your main one?

I'm upset because my thread is being trashed by the same comments over and over.

This is a good service that will actually benefit people.

Trashing the person as a scammer over and over isn't helpful for anyone.

As for the last comment, this is my main account, and your assumption is quite patheticly done.

Btw, beware people of this guys chipmixer link in his signature, likely a scam.


Title: Re: Wallet recovery service
Post by: bob123 on July 12, 2019, 01:49:25 PM
Trashing the person as a scammer over and over isn't helpful for anyone.

No one said you are a scammer.

But new people have the right to build their mind on their own.

And services offered by newbies often are scam. This is a fact.
Pointing out that they should use a trustless method and not send you the wallet file for their own safety is neither calling you out as a scammer nor trashing your thread.



As for the last comment, this is my main account, and your assumption is quite patheticly done.

So.. you registered in this forum and stared offering your service here 10 minutes later ?
No offense.. but that's something i don't believe.


Title: Re: Wallet recovery service
Post by: kkost on July 12, 2019, 01:54:18 PM
Trashing the person as a scammer over and over isn't helpful for anyone.

No one said you are a scammer.

But new people have the right to build their mind on their own.

And services offered by newbies often are scam. This is a fact.
Pointing out that they should use a trustless method and not send you the wallet file for their own safety is neither calling you out as a scammer nor trashing your thread.



As for the last comment, this is my main account, and your assumption is quite patheticly done.

So.. you registered in this forum and stared offering your service here 10 minutes later ?
No offense.. but that's something i don't believe.

The problem comes, when half the posts in my thread are the exact same "beware of scammer" comment, Pointing it out once is fine even if it holds no basis, I let it slide the first few times.

All you are doing is spamming and trashing the thread.

I dont really care if you believe it, I have no reason or want to use this forum other than to recover peoples wallets and make some cash on the side.

Do you not see your issue in that you make a lot of baseless assumptions?

As for lettings users make there own mind, I agree completely, which is why I have posted how it works and given links for users to figure out more for themselves so they can be safe in there own minds.. it's a lot better than "SCAMMER, DANGER IMMINENT, BEWARE" in bold letters.. that's just stupid and is counter productive.



Title: Re: Wallet recovery service
Post by: Welsh on July 12, 2019, 03:33:03 PM
Do you not see your issue in that you make a lot of baseless assumptions?

As for lettings users make there own mind, I agree completely, which is why I have posted how it works and given links for users to figure out more for themselves so they can be safe in there own minds.. it's a lot better than "SCAMMER, DANGER IMMINENT, BEWARE" in bold letters.. that's just stupid and is counter productive.


You forget that I've offered this in the past, and I know how lazy people can be. They simply don't have the knowledge to follow step by step instructions, and struggle technically to extract the information that is needed to safely attempt to crack the password. Thus, they get lazy, and send the wallet file instead. This is my personal experience, and I would say over 50% did not know how to extract the information after multiple attempts, and would opt to send the wallet file instead. This is what I'm warning people of, and not of your service if you're indeed only dealing with mkey data, and will not accept a wallet.dat file under any circumstance then that is brilliant.


Title: Re: Wallet recovery service
Post by: Btcspot on July 12, 2019, 08:30:29 PM
 Hi kkost please post your email. I can try sending part of my wallet or whatever. But I need your email so I we can talk.