i think i clicked that yellow box and the password screen pop'd up' so it seamd like a good idea.. i wish the value would start dropping again! im not going to be able to afford more at the current rate of increase its really annoying me

i have .23BTC but its all i have and its very important too me that i recover it, a brute force that can actually run in multi bit would be ideal, if the paramaters can be edited i should be able to work it out fairly quickly,
 the harder i think the more blury it gets to me, i seam to remember a ton of passwords i considerd but decided against as i didnt want any passwords that would link to me' im unsure why and now it seams incredibly stupid!

these scripts revalin has written run ok but just scramble the password and say "found it" after each scramble maybe some one who knows about multi-bit or script language could help to make it actualy work to remove the password

#!/usr/bin/ruby -w passphrase = "PASSWORDHERE" characters = " !\"\#$%&'()*+,-./0123456789:;<=>?@ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ[\\]^_`abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz{|}~" def test(phrase)   print phrase, "\t"   system("./multibit", "remove password", phrase, "20")   case $?.exitstatus   when 0     puts "Found it!  #{phrase}"      0   when 127     puts "multibit not found in current dir"     exit 1   end end # transpose adjacent chars (passphrase.length - 1).times do |i|   testphrase = passphrase.dup   testphrase = passphrase[i+1]   testphrase[i+1] = passphrase   test testphrase end # delete one char passphrase.length.times do |i|   testphrase = passphrase.dup   testphrase = testphrase[0,i] + testphrase[(i+1)..-1]   test testphrase end # substitutute one char passphrase.length.times do |i|   characters.chars.each do |c|     testphrase = passphrase.dup     testphrase = c     test testphrase   end end # insert one char (passphrase.length + 1).times do |i|   characters.chars.each do |c|     testphrase = passphrase.dup     testphrase.insert(i, c)     test testphrase   end end puts "No luck." exit 1

revalin?? can you please help me?

your ruby scripts seam to be working okay for my windows pc *if i delete the exit if found it section and change /.bitcoind to /.multibit and i can get it to do what i require almost im just unsure if its testing my pass word

i think i may know the first part well, thiers about 10- 20 diffrent possibilities but i can run and attemtempt each one after much thought im almost 100% of the phrase and pretty sure it has a #after it but i cant seam to get the number combination right its between 1 and 4 numbers on the end between 20-30 charcters long all together

can you help? im running windows but the earlier scripts you posted seam to work the best becuse i dont have a rpc or user name for multibit

CAN YOU PLEASE HELP??

i dont have much invested but its all i have i can pay 0.01 or 0.001 if i must

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its too HARD IM ABOUT TO STAB SOME PEOPLE!!!!! I need help please. i could of sworn i made it somthing along the lines of
#alphabetanumericsoup#5620
Alphabateanumericsoop#5629

ive noticed whilst writing in note pad that the word ALPHABETANUMERIC is soo easy to misstype and well i did do at 3am on the third day of very little sleep.. since i brought the BTC yester day it has increased in value by 100% so id really like to spend it at a high!!

heres a list of what ive tried i really need a script to help me with this as its probily got a typo in it >> at this point im open to all suggestions

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im un impressed multibit.. i know it clearley states that passwords are unrecoverable.. but im so used to forcing them out of windows or w.e one way or another windows knows what you have been typing and clicking .. or getting it sent to hotmail.. i will throughly search incase i wrote it down.. i wish id had a key logger running

Fuckit im doing it the old fashioned way.. write down all my guesses and try them one by one'' it worse then i imagined, as it was around 3am when i set the pass i hope there is not a typo in it due to the # factor and not being entirely sure which number sequence i went with as well as caps first letter or no caps for each word i try there is about 8-16 possibilities add two-three spelling variations and a few different passphrase possibilities im left with 100 possibilities and none of which seam to be working   im thinking i inputed the same typo twice FML

allthough the list of my possible passwords is small and much faster than a brute force attack once i add together all of the possible variations  it seams like an impossible task which is still getting me no were!!

All of this worry and panic about privacy and security left me in a half state sedation to make infrequent changes to my normal mindset and to use a password and numbers which i would never normally use so as well as being secure' if another group of people were to discover my password it would in no way comprise me' now i think about it, i may of over reacted  

Hi,

ive just made a deposit into my wallet and then realised that i cant remeber my password :?
after searching all day through diffrent brute force programes ive finaly landed on this form.. im using windows and ruby looks promising to be the key for fixing this, however i know nothing of scripting and was wondering if some one could take one of the brute force ruby scripts and make a few edits so that i can run it on my windows pc to get back into my account??

Since multibit dosent require a password to open itd be handy if we could brute force straight onto the remove password section? is this possible i have a rough possibility of my password but it could be any of several phrases with caps numbers and posibly a # in thier somewere.. being incredibly security conciuos after all the studying ive recently done it may be somthing diffrent all together as ive tried 100s of variations of what i thought it should be today

RUBY SCRIPT FOR MULTIBIT brute force REMOVE PASSWORD??

can some one help? please?