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February 19, 2017, 05:14:23 PM
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Hello All
Can You recover my BIP38 Password?
i have 2.3 BTC in this offline wallet:
https://blockchain.info/address/1M3Wv7qNL7t3Yr7r5g8hyL8uMGVrM4XBSY
i created it using bitaddress.org and forget the password,
i want to crack the password and i have the private key and know password suggetions
For any one want to try to recover the password, i have other another wallet that is have no coins and have same password, so you can crack it and give me the password and i would pay you 20% of the BTC  "0.45 BTC" if you can crack it
anyone can contact me and i would give him password suggestions
if you have any suggetions of password revovery services please let me know too.
here is all info
bitaddress.org
public key: 1MPDjg3DK1GDuoeLEJXDELGUGsrRFt1eYU
privare key: 6PnURfHuPd9asZ8GLtxstBhGSoYJzc7zAxPax2mamxZaTuivJTDv1NTydF
Good luck!
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February 19, 2017, 08:23:55 PM
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Well, you can try dave's password recovery service. bitcoin thread https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=240779.0
 good luck, hope you get your wallet password recovered.
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February 19, 2017, 09:28:14 PM
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There is absolutely no chance that anyone can crack this for you with out more info of what the password might have been?  and i am not suggesting that you post it here either.  the fact that you have put the privkey up here means if someone does crack it then i doubt they will only take 20%.   Undecided
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February 19, 2017, 10:11:36 PM
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There is absolutely no chance that anyone can crack this for you with out more info of what the password might have been?  and i am not suggesting that you post it here either.  the fact that you have put the privkey up here means if someone does crack it then i doubt they will only take 20%.   Undecided
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thanks for reply
what i have posted is the private key for the empty wallet, both have the same password, so i am still have the private key of the wallet that hold the BTCs, Alsoi have suggestions for the password to the anyone can try it.
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February 19, 2017, 10:18:05 PM
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Well, you can try dave's password recovery service. bitcoin thread https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=240779.0
 good luck, hope you get your wallet password recovered.

Thanks for the link, I had lost my access to my other wallet too and I want to recover it if it's possible. Checked out the website and looks nice and safe, will try to work with the team for a recovery.. Hope I'll get my money Cheesy

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February 19, 2017, 10:43:22 PM
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Yes, it might be possible to discover the password in a reasonable amount of time depending on its length and keyspace. There are some BIP38 crackers around, just have a look on Google and set one up.
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February 20, 2017, 05:06:09 PM
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Well, you can try dave's password recovery service. bitcoin thread https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=240779.0
 good luck, hope you get your wallet password recovered.

Thanks for the link, I had lost my access to my other wallet too and I want to recover it if it's possible. Checked out the website and looks nice and safe, will try to work with the team for a recovery.. Hope I'll get my money Cheesy

i contact him but he was not able to help, not sure if he try on it or no
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February 20, 2017, 08:03:47 PM
Last edit: February 20, 2017, 11:20:30 PM by AgentofCoin
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Hello All
Can You recover my BIP38 Password?
i have 2.3 BTC in this offline wallet:
https://blockchain.info/address/1M3Wv7qNL7t3Yr7r5g8hyL8uMGVrM4XBSY
i created it using bitaddress.org and forget the password,
i want to crack the password and i have the private key and know password suggetions
For any one want to try to recover the password, i have other another wallet that is have no coins and have same password, so you can crack it and give me the password and i would pay you 20% of the BTC  "0.45 BTC" if you can crack it
anyone can contact me and i would give him password suggestions
if you have any suggetions of password revovery services please let me know too.
here is all info
bitaddress.org
public key: 1MPDjg3DK1GDuoeLEJXDELGUGsrRFt1eYU
privare key: 6PnURfHuPd9asZ8GLtxstBhGSoYJzc7zAxPax2mamxZaTuivJTDv1NTydF
Good luck!
regards


I contacted the OP and he provided me the hints.
After some time I was able to find the pw for the BIP 38 encrypted privatekey.

I am posting this here as a record since most of my communication with the OP is within private messages.

I will now provide the pw to OP within private message.
If I never get my reward for cracking, I will post the answer here so that other can see  that I got it.
Since OP is a new account, I expect that I may not get the reward and thus I am making this record.

Edit: Update - I did receive the reward from Mody0101. See my following comment below and my
feedback placed on Mody0101's account.

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February 20, 2017, 08:51:41 PM
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Since OP is a new account, I expect that I may not get the reward and thus I am making this record.

Probably too late, but thats what escrow is for. Like:
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=276897.0
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February 20, 2017, 09:54:44 PM
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Since OP is a new account, I expect that I may not get the reward and thus I am making this record.

Probably too late, but thats what escrow is for. Like:
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=276897.0

Hello
Password successfully retrived and i give Agentforcoin his reward as agreed and he give me the password and it works fine
so WE ARE ALL  HAPPY!
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February 20, 2017, 10:00:09 PM
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Hello
Password successfully retrived and i give Agentforcoin his reward as agreed and he give me the password and it works fine
so WE ARE ALL  HAPPY!

Yes, I can confirm that Mody0101 paid the reward as agreed and everything went smoothly.
I will be leaving Mody0101 positive feedback for honoring his part of the deal.
I am glad I was able to help.

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February 20, 2017, 10:19:06 PM
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Hello All
Can You recover my BIP38 Password?
i have 2.3 BTC in this offline wallet:
https://blockchain.info/address/1M3Wv7qNL7t3Yr7r5g8hyL8uMGVrM4XBSY
i created it using bitaddress.org and forget the password,
i want to crack the password and i have the private key and know password suggetions
For any one want to try to recover the password, i have other another wallet that is have no coins and have same password, so you can crack it and give me the password and i would pay you 20% of the BTC  "0.45 BTC" if you can crack it
anyone can contact me and i would give him password suggestions
if you have any suggetions of password revovery services please let me know too.
here is all info
bitaddress.org
public key: 1MPDjg3DK1GDuoeLEJXDELGUGsrRFt1eYU
privare key: 6PnURfHuPd9asZ8GLtxstBhGSoYJzc7zAxPax2mamxZaTuivJTDv1NTydF
Good luck!
regards


I contacted the OP and he provided me the hints.
After some time I was able to find the pw for the BIP 38 encrypted privatekey.

I am posting this here as a record since most of my communication with the OP is within private messages.

I will now provide the pw to OP within private message.
If I never get my reward for cracking, I will post the answer here so that other can see  that I got it.
Since OP is a new account, I expect that I may not get the reward and thus I am making this record.



Thanks for your help, Really appreciate
hope you confirm that you get the reward here
regards
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February 20, 2017, 11:21:43 PM
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Hello All
Can You recover my BIP38 Password?
i have 2.3 BTC in this offline wallet:
https://blockchain.info/address/1M3Wv7qNL7t3Yr7r5g8hyL8uMGVrM4XBSY
i created it using bitaddress.org and forget the password,
i want to crack the password and i have the private key and know password suggetions
For any one want to try to recover the password, i have other another wallet that is have no coins and have same password, so you can crack it and give me the password and i would pay you 20% of the BTC  "0.45 BTC" if you can crack it
anyone can contact me and i would give him password suggestions
if you have any suggetions of password revovery services please let me know too.
here is all info
bitaddress.org
public key: 1MPDjg3DK1GDuoeLEJXDELGUGsrRFt1eYU
privare key: 6PnURfHuPd9asZ8GLtxstBhGSoYJzc7zAxPax2mamxZaTuivJTDv1NTydF
Good luck!
regards


I contacted the OP and he provided me the hints.
After some time I was able to find the pw for the BIP 38 encrypted privatekey.

I am posting this here as a record since most of my communication with the OP is within private messages.

I will now provide the pw to OP within private message.
If I never get my reward for cracking, I will post the answer here so that other can see  that I got it.
Since OP is a new account, I expect that I may not get the reward and thus I am making this record.



Thanks for your help, Really appreciate
hope you confirm that you get the reward here
regards

Yes I confirm. Mody0101 is honorable and maintained his part of the agreement.

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December 03, 2017, 11:26:03 AM
Last edit: December 03, 2017, 11:53:13 AM by m0r3Fr33U$
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How necessary was/is it to have password suggestions in order to crack this?

I have a similar situation. That is.. I need to crack my private key's BIP38 password. I have a BitAddress.org BIP38 public/private key pair for an empty address that used the same password as another address I own.

But I don't think I can provide password suggestions.

How possible is this without password suggestions?

If you think it is possible, I offer a bounty of $1,000.00 (that's USD) in BTC. At the time of this post it is BTC0.089800.

Both addresses are offline on paper wallets.

My target address is at: https://blockchain.info/address/1EMRVjqpUAWJQksKomHjSKYzQed4veH3de

My empty address key pair:
Public key:1MHsUMfNRSUhpeLAx7vzwNu4qjYfjWesd7
Private key:6PnV8excEtv5g6D6p5dwNmfKT2Wi5fxtPUYSzJoKgDVeKHp3piPgazLd68

Also, if you have any suggestions for password recovery services, please share!

Good luck!
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December 03, 2017, 01:49:44 PM
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But I don't think I can provide password suggestions.
Have a look at I'm BIP38 curious, please help me out!: 1 BTC reward was not enough to brute-force a BIP38 password with 6 random characters.

Without password hints, it's impossible to crack a BIP38 password if it's more than 5 characters long.

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December 03, 2017, 01:54:37 PM
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How necessary was/is it to have password suggestions in order to crack this?

I have a similar situation. That is.. I need to crack my private key's BIP38 password. I have a BitAddress.org BIP38 public/private key pair for an empty address that used the same password as another address I own.

But I don't think I can provide password suggestions.

How possible is this without password suggestions?

If you think it is possible, I offer a bounty of $1,000.00 (that's USD) in BTC. At the time of this post it is BTC0.089800.

Both addresses are offline on paper wallets.

My target address is at: https://blockchain.info/address/1EMRVjqpUAWJQksKomHjSKYzQed4veH3de

My empty address key pair:
Public key:1MHsUMfNRSUhpeLAx7vzwNu4qjYfjWesd7
Private key:6PnV8excEtv5g6D6p5dwNmfKT2Wi5fxtPUYSzJoKgDVeKHp3piPgazLd68

Also, if you have any suggestions for password recovery services, please share!

Good luck!

What could the password be?

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December 03, 2017, 10:13:47 PM
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But I don't think I can provide password suggestions.
Have a look at I'm BIP38 curious, please help me out!: 1 BTC reward was not enough to brute-force a BIP38 password with 6 random characters.

Without password hints, it's impossible to crack a BIP38 password if it's more than 5 characters long.

What kinds of hints are most useful? Ie...

I'm highly confident that I used...

at least 1 whole English word at least 6 chars long - possibly by itself,

but also possibly combined with:
1 instance of a known 3 digit numerical string;
1 instance of a known 4 digit numerical string; or
2 matching instances of an unknown 2-digit numerical string.
 
I may also have included up to  2 instances of a single non-alphanumeric symbol either at the end of the password or at the beginning and end of the password. Not anywhere in between.

Like Mody0101, anyone can contact me for more specifics.

However, I think that my problem comes from mis-spelling that whole word (I wish BitAddress.org used matching password form validation). So... I think that using a dictionary file of parts of words or misspelled words will be useful.

I have only done miniscule amounts of programming in my lifetime. But I think an algorithm for this might go...
  • list all possible seed words used to generate the encrypted private key (the hard part)
  • filter for matches containing parts of words or misspelled words
  • filter for matches containing any of the known 3 or 4 digit strings possibly used
  • filter for matches of words I might have used
  • done?

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December 03, 2017, 10:42:53 PM
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From my understanding the BIP38 encrypted password is not easily brute-forcable.

The best GPUs can only do like 1kh/s. While a regular brute force password for Bitcoin Core can do like 100mh/s.

SO if its a long password, its impossible to brute force it.

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February 21, 2018, 04:12:44 AM
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Hi.  I am in a similar situation as Moldy.  i have btc in a bip38 paper wallet and i have an idea of the passphrase but can't seem to crack it.  i would make it worth anybody's time for sure as there are more than 3 btc to be released.  thanks
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Hi.  I am in a similar situation as Moldy.  i have btc in a bip38 paper wallet and i have an idea of the passphrase but can't seem to crack it.  i would make it worth anybody's time for sure as there are more than 3 btc to be released.  thanks

You can either try it by yourself or make your information available on public to get anyones hands on it.

You should make an encrypted private key (with only a fraction of your whole balance / or 0 balance at all) public, since you don't want
to get your funds stolen after someone decrypted your private keys.

You need to remember (at least) a few properties of your password.
For example:
  • Lenght? Min. max?
  • Which chars did you use? / Which chars didn't you use for sure?
  • Any patterns you repeatedly use? e.g. '123' at the end?
  • Variations of anything you use?
  • Upper/lowercase ? Mixed?
  • Can you exclude characters at certain positions for sure?


The more you remember and the shorter your password is, the higher are your chances to retreive it.

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