Crack My Password 1btc grand total who crack it

[Kaonashi1993]

Hello today I use hash cat to hash my wallet.dat but apparently I don't have the right gpu and OpenCL
requirement to run the bruteforecing myself I'm would be happy to find someone who can even said to me what iteration it gets this is the hash

$bitcoin$64$cace7ac50d843272b6e9ec834ac9a85bf1fa71176423ec780848d099d5856746$16$f61f668243cb1ca5$127854$2$00$2$00

[virasog]

Hello today I use hash cat to hash my wallet.dat but apparently I don't have the right gpu and OpenCL
requirement to run the bruteforecing myself I'm would be happy to find someone who can even said to me what iteration it gets this is the hash

$bitcoin$64$cace7ac50d843272b6e9ec834ac9a85bf1fa71176423ec780848d099d5856746$16$f61f668243cb1ca5$127854$2$00$2$00

If it was that easy to crack the passwords, would you think Bitcoin would be so valuable ? Wouldn't everyone would be cracking the passwords and getting hold of bitcoins. Stop dreaming to get the bitcoins by this way. This is old trick to get the password of wallets which never belongs to you.  

[Kaonashi1993]

If it was that easy to crack the passwords, would you think Bitcoin would be so valuable ? Wouldn't everyone would be cracking the passwords and getting hold of bitcoins. Stop dreaming to get the bitcoins by this way. This is old trick to get the password of wallets which never belongs to you. 

I agree however I don't know what happens but this is what I get on cracking the hash wallet.txt on line 1 ($bitco.......61.....) : line length exception.
no hashes loaded.

[examplens]

If it was that easy to crack the passwords, would you think Bitcoin would be so valuable ? Wouldn't everyone would be cracking the passwords and getting hold of bitcoins. Stop dreaming to get the bitcoins by this way. This is old trick to get the password of wallets which never belongs to you.  

I agree however I don't know what happens but this is what I get on cracking the hash wallet.txt on line 1 ($bitco.......61.....) : line length exception.
no hashes loaded.

When you post something here on the forum, you have two buttons, post and preview, so you can easily click on the preview and see how it will be looking for your answer. if you do this you will not post useless post anymore.

Targeted to your topic, first, you need to prove that is critical wallet your and is under your control before any compromised situation.
when you dole it out we can talk about further deinterleaving of the situation.

[Kaonashi1993]

If it was that easy to crack the passwords, would you think Bitcoin would be so valuable ? Wouldn't everyone would be cracking the passwords and getting hold of bitcoins. Stop dreaming to get the bitcoins by this way. This is old trick to get the password of wallets which never belongs to you. 

I agree however I don't know what happens but this is what I get on cracking the hash wallet.txt on line 1 ($bitco.......61.....) : line length exception.
no hashes loaded.

When you post something here on the forum, you have two buttons, post and preview, so you can easily click on the preview and see how it will be looking for your answer. if you do this you will not post useless post anymore.

Targeted to your topic, first, you need to prove that is critical wallet your and is under your control before any compromised situation.
when you dole it out we can talk about further deinterleaving of the situation.

thanks

[jackg]

Why are you messing up quotes so much?

That error looks like you're probably trying to convert an corrupted wallet.

If you open the encrypted wallet, afaik it should end in an equals sign "=" as a marking that it's a signature type encryption...


If this wallet really was yours and you have 1btc, why can't you buy say 8 gpus and a computer and start cracking it with that? Although if it is yours, what happened to the password? You could probanly make a list of possible character strings with wildcard characters for what you think your password could've been....

[joniboini]

Why don't you use services such as walletrecovery? I bet the fees are much lower compared to rewarding people with 1 BTC.

[Kaonashi1993]

Why are you messing up quotes so much?

That error looks like you're probably trying to convert an corrupted wallet.

If you open the encrypted wallet, afaik it should end in an equals sign "=" as a marking that it's a signature type encryption...


If this wallet really was yours and you have 1btc, why can't you buy say 8 gpus and a computer and start cracking it with that? Although if it is yours, what happened to the password? You could probanly make a list of possible character strings with wildcard characters for what you think your password could've been....

I've been doing for so long with btcrecover with no insight of the password or passphrase, and for 8gpu's I can't buy it as for the funds was still on the wallet.

[Kaonashi1993]

This wallet has a 130,000 thousand difficulty on hash provide me with the crack passphase and the 1btc is all yours.

Why don't you use services such as walletrecovery? I bet the fees are much lower compared to rewarding people with 1 BTC.

[pooya87]

you can never crack or brute force a password by not knowing anything about it except the hash (or the encrypted result). if you actually owned that wallet and had encrypted it yourself then you should have at least some idea about the password you used like the length of it, the type of characters used (upper/lower case, symbols, numbers) and with that initial information you can attempt brute forcing in a reasonable time because your knowledge of the password shrinks the search space.
otherwise if you didn't encrypt the wallet yourself, or don't own it (bought some scam encrypted wallet) then you will never be able to crack it.

[Kaonashi1993]

Are you sure about that pooya87 even if the wallet only have 120,000 thousand difficulty iteration!

you can never crack or brute force a password by not knowing anything about it except the hash (or the encrypted result). if you actually owned that wallet and had encrypted it yourself then you should have at least some idea about the password you used like the length of it, the type of characters used (upper/lower case, symbols, numbers) and with that initial information you can attempt brute forcing in a reasonable time because your knowledge of the password shrinks the search space.
otherwise if you didn't encrypt the wallet yourself, or don't own it (bought some scam encrypted wallet) then you will never be able to crack it.

[CristianOff]

Ethical Hacking & Cybersecurity guy here

What these guys are saying is real, however I believe there is still a chance for something nice to try other than bruteforce  
If you had say a 5 characters password it is easy to bruteforce but there are other alternatives.

I can help as long as you provide the wallet.dat file
Don't provide it publicly otherwise someone else will steal your money.

[Little Mouse]

I can help as long as you provide the wallet.dat file
Don't provide it publicly otherwise someone else will steal your money.

You have proposed a very risky solution and I think OP should not send the wallet.dat file to anyone including you. It's good if you share him the way to recover. If you are in doubt that he will not pay the reward, ask him to escrow.
OP, never give the file to anyone here.

[Kaonashi1993]

Thank you for all the effort to help for those, and thank you to all

I made up my mind to give the wallet.dat file to walletrecoveryservices to crack it and provide the information needed, but if someone else still want to crack the hash feel free to do so let the fastest grand the 1btc,

information on the hash
1 to 0
a to z
@#$ symbol
don't know if there is a Camel case letter but as far as I know One or Two
I password only a word and a name
8 to 10 character possible passphrase

[blue Snow]

You don't understant how to use "quote"

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5229439.msg53937295#msg53937295
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5229439.msg53952837#msg53952837
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5229439.msg53953222#msg53953222

How to use?
put [/quote] before your post. not end your post

[Kaonashi1993]

Thank you for reminding me bruh,

You don't understant how to use "quote"

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5229439.msg53937295#msg53937295
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5229439.msg53952837#msg53952837
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5229439.msg53953222#msg53953222

How to use?
put

[/b] before your post. not end your post


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[johhnyUA]

information on the hash
1 to 0
a to z
@#$ symbol
don't know if there is a Camel case letter but as far as I know One or Two
I password only a word and a name
8 to 10 character possible passphrase

I have some hashing powers, but a password with lower and upper case letter, numbers and three symbols (or all special symbols, it will be much worse) will be too complicated for me and all small miner. Miners with enough hashing powers will not do it too, because 1 btc it's too low reward for them.

You need 9790 years to break such password (10 characters) with a 100 x 2080 Ti gpu cards (due to table here - https://www.thegrideon.com/bitcoin-password-recovery.html)

[CristianOff]

You have proposed a very risky solution and I think OP should not send the wallet.dat file to anyone including you. It's good if you share him the way to recover. If you are in doubt that he will not pay the reward, ask him to escrow.
OP, never give the file to anyone here.

Your advice of not giving the wallet.dat file away is also gold advice and I don't know why I saw myself above everyone but this is the way I see it to make it work
in his current circumstances.

• If we use an escrow, he can't send money to the escrow if his funds are in the locked wallet. Also he can lie that the solution did not work so I don't see the point of escrow here
• The poster gave us the masterkey, the salt and the iter count. THIS IS NOT ENOUGH (at least for my skills to crack this in an acceptable amount of time) !!!!

I hope that someone, whether this is going to be me or not is going to help him. I can see that walletrecovery was mentioned, hope they will be helpful.
I'm open for other forms of collaboration to help and I will think if I can do something else other than the wallet.dat file but I really doubt it.
If not, then good luck 

[johhnyUA]

Your advice of not giving the wallet.dat file away is also gold advice and I don't know why I saw myself above everyone but this is the way I see it to make it work
in his current circumstances.

If you're using thegrideon program to find such password, you can export m-key of the encrypted file (it's some kind of thegrideon invention as far as i understand) and share it with anyone. There no sensitive data inside. And anyone can try to hack it, but even after success he will not be able to steal money (because he don't have wallet dat)

[Kaonashi1993]

Johnny I think you could help me somehow I Only password one or two of the special symbol @#$
with 6 to 10 character a to z 0 to 1 with one or without one capital letter, I would give you 2btc for the fastest result hmmm, the hash is on the upper side of this topic wish you luck,

information on the hash
1 to 0
a to z
@#$ symbol
don't know if there is a Camel case letter but as far as I know One or Two
I password only a word and a name
8 to 10 character possible passphrase

I have some hashing powers, but a password with lower and upper case letter, numbers and three symbols (or all special symbols, it will be much worse) will be too complicated for me and all small miner. Miners with enough hashing powers will not do it too, because 1 btc it's too low reward for them.

You need 9790 years to break such password (10 characters) with a 100 x 2080 Ti gpu cards (due to table here - https://www.thegrideon.com/bitcoin-password-recovery.html)