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January 28, 2017, 12:50:42 AM |
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Thank you very much for the response. I was panicking and probably posted in the wrong forum.
I've used btcrecover before and found it excellent for taking a list of password fragments including positional information and trying them. It also has good support for spelling errors and a resume file etc.
While I understand that BIP0038 is resistant to such, one decryption attempt takes approx 10 seconds on the hardware I could dedicate. A couple of million variations could be attempted in less than a year.
Given that John the Ripper doesn't support BIP0038, I guess it's time to fire up crunch, learn some Go, and set up some a scripts as best I can. Unless anyone has any better suggestions.
Thanks, everyone.
EDIT: Thanks for the time-travelling idea. I used the same old hardware and software versions, and everything worked as expected, so no luck there.
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