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I didn't know why this conversation was about cracking the wallet through hashcat when the OP still has the wallet.dat file which still contains the wallet in the subject private key, i think it better to work on getting the private key and import in the wallet of your choice. Besides, this thread one and two will be helpful for you. Meanwhile, I hope the OP is not among those that buy wallet.dat with balance and lost password online.
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your string looks a bit incorrect... it shouldn't have all the spaces in it... if you want to use a specific letter... you don't use ? at all... So, I'm not sure exactly what you are trying to use as your mask... but pretty much none of your ?'s make any sense... ![Huh](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/huh.gif) So, that command as it is written isn't going to work. Tell me, is it possible to ask one character to perform a search and include the others that were found to check each of them in turn? Give me the right command to do this. You've spent the Bitcoin Cash without moving the real Bitcoin on October 30, 2017. Any chance you still have the private key imported into a BCH wallet you have forgotten about? 20% - 30 bitcoins is a lot of money to just give away. You might be able to negotiate on that amount ![Smiley](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/smiley.gif) I had no business with Bitcoin cache, maybe they sent it from my wallet, as if I did not know, I need to look at the hard drive. Usually the command line scripts run under one core on the CPU, I think we could use crunch to generate the passwords by range and use the GNU parallel tool to find it faster.
I haven't tried yet, but i will make some experiments and share the results. This should make faster the HCP way.
I want to insert my password from a text file and try one character at a time for an error, this may work. I didn't know why this conversation was about cracking the wallet through hashcat when the OP still has the wallet.dat file which still contains the wallet in the subject private key, i think it better to work on getting the private key and import in the wallet of your choice. Besides, this thread one and two will be helpful for you. Meanwhile, I hope the OP is not among those that buy wallet.dat with balance and lost password online. This is my wallet, there are a couple of days left until synchronization, and I will shoot the video, as well as the hash problems that I have. I am very close, I feel it.
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May 07, 2020, 08:10:03 AM |
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You've spent the Bitcoin Cash without moving the real Bitcoin on October 30, 2017. Any chance you still have the private key imported into a BCH wallet you have forgotten about? I had no business with Bitcoin cache, maybe they sent it from my wallet, as if I did not know, I need to look at the hard drive. Who is "they"? Someone sent Bitcoin Cash from your address, and if you didn't do that, it means someone else has access to the wallet you claim is yours while you can't access it.
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May 07, 2020, 08:36:37 AM |
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Tell me, is it possible to ask one character to perform a search and include the others that were found to check each of them in turn? Give me the right command to do this. ... I want to insert my password from a text file and try one character at a time for an error, this may work.
Not sure exactly what you mean by try one character at a time. You have to test complete passwords... but do you mean you just want to check each character for error? If so, then I believe the following might help. For instance, if you think your password was "ha$hc4t", but you think there might be a typo with the first character... you could try: ?aa$hc4t This will try EVERY character (?a) at position 1... followed by "a$hc4t": aa$hc4t ba$hc4t ca$hc4t da$hc4t ea$hc4t fa$hc4t ... etc etc You could try that, and if not successful, you could try the 2nd char: h ?a$hc4t <--- "h" (test every character at position 2 with ?a) followed by "shcat": h a$hc4t h b$hc4t h c$hc4t h d$hc4t h e$hc4t h f$hc4t ... etc etc And then try position 3, then position4 etc...
You can also create a ".hcmask" file, that includes all the masks you wanted to try... ?aa$hc4t h?a$hc4t ha?ahc4t ha$?ac4t ha$h?a4t ha$hc?at ha$hc4?a
Would try each of those masks, one after the other, exhausting all possible permutations before moving onto the next mask... you just use the file name in place of the mask in the commandline: hashcat.exe -m 11300 -a 3 $bitcoin$96$**** example.hcmask
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May 07, 2020, 08:49:41 AM Last edit: May 07, 2020, 09:13:09 AM by iasenko |
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You've spent the Bitcoin Cash without moving the real Bitcoin on October 30, 2017. Any chance you still have the private key imported into a BCH wallet you have forgotten about? I had no business with Bitcoin cache, maybe they sent it from my wallet, as if I did not know, I need to look at the hard drive. Who is "they"? Someone sent Bitcoin Cash from your address, and if you didn't do that, it means someone else has access to the wallet you claim is yours while you can't access it. It's not only the BCH but BSV too > https://blockchair.com/bitcoin-sv/address/1GRth6rP4uaPXdw2T6HcGmi7f1RzW4xV94Same date. Seems strange to not have control over the address, but have accessed it earlier. The whole story start to be a bit fishy. @OP I know the language barrier can make a lot of confusions. If you are using some kind of translation software like google translate, use a short and clear sentences, it will be a more accurate translation and it will be easier for us to understand. ⬇ Learned something new about this scamcoin, thanks ![Smiley](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/smiley.gif)
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Of course, BSV didn't exist yet when those BCH transactions were made *. The whole story start to be a bit fishy. That is indeed the point I was trying to make. Maybe I was too subtle ![Tongue](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/tongue.gif)
* In case anyone wants the details:Bitcoin Satoshi’s Vision was created out of the hard fork of Bitcoin Cash (BCH) on November 15, 2018.
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May 07, 2020, 09:47:07 AM |
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I do not understand. I have a password that is not found. All spammers will be excluded without reward. I have a bitcoin wallet !!! I increase the reward to 1 BTC
I have a password ~#5cltEkfy/5z it does not work! I want to check every character. How to do it right?
2 people are denied rewards due to spam, I will not pay for empty messages.
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May 07, 2020, 10:06:46 AM |
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I do not understand. I have a password that is not found. All spammers will be excluded without reward. I have a bitcoin wallet !!! I increase the reward to 1 BTC
I have a password ~#5cltEkfy/5z it does not work! I want to check every character. How to do it right?
2 people are denied rewards due to spam, I will not pay for empty messages.
I don't really care about your reward. Anyway, no answer to the question who moved the BCH? You don't want to reveal information regarding the real owner of the wallet so I assume it was traded. Who had access to the wallet in 2017?? Who are "they"? You have to understand you cannot come here with a wallet filled with 1.4M USD and expect people to not be specious for all you say. A crime is not a joke.
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May 07, 2020, 01:05:47 PM |
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Hey, I want to help - send me private message with hash or check mail - I sent you email today morning.
An account registered yesterday whose first post was offering help for $1.4M fund. You're tagged. I do not understand. I have a password that is not found. All spammers will be excluded without reward. I have a bitcoin wallet !!! I increase the reward to 1 BTC
I have a password ~#5cltEkfy/5z it does not work! I want to check every character. How to do it right?
2 people are denied rewards due to spam, I will not pay for empty messages.
I don't really care about your reward. Anyway, no answer to the question who moved the BCH? You don't want to reveal information regarding the real owner of the wallet so I assume it was traded. Who had access to the wallet in 2017?? Who are "they"? You have to understand you cannot come here with a wallet filled with 1.4M USD and expect people to not be specious for all you say. A crime is not a joke. I will be happy if the OP could provide a genuine answer to your question because the whole issue is fishy from the get go and if OP couldnt provide an honest answer then the wallet is among those wallet.dat with balance and lost password sold online these days.
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May 07, 2020, 01:34:30 PM |
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Hey, I want to help - send me private message with hash or check mail - I sent you email today morning.
An account registered yesterday whose first post was offering help for $1.4M fund. You're tagged. Yes, because before I was only reading. And I do not want to spend money on something (look others topics/websites which sells wallets) for what I probably have no resources. This topic looks strange, indeed, but in fact I am interested in this subject to evaluate effectiveness of using new Amazon GPU workspaces - as I understand this is (maybe one of) solution used by other "wallet hackers". If author wants to find password himself - great, but why not publish hash and just wait for successful answer?
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Provenance of the wallet.dat file notwithstanding... Given the supplied password... the following "mask file" will try checking for basic typo's on each character first (including SHIFT not held properly when typing UPPERCASE/symbol, or SHIFT accidentally held when trying to type lowercase/number). Then it will test each position, one at a time, and try ANY possible character in that position. NOTE: if there is more than one character incorrect, this will NOT work.?s?d,?1#5cltEkfy/5z ?s?d,~?15cltEkfy/5z ?d?s,~#?1cltEkfy/5z ?l?u,~#5?1ltEkfy/5z ?l?u,~#5c?1tEkfy/5z ?l?u,~#5cl?1Ekfy/5z ?l?u,~#5clt?1kfy/5z ?l?u,~#5cltE?1fy/5z ?l?u,~#5cltEk?1y/5z ?l?u,~#5cltEkf?1/5z ?s?d,~#5cltEkfy?15z ?d?s,~#5cltEkfy/?1z ?l?u,~#5cltEkfy/5?1 ?a#5cltEkfy/5z ~?a5cltEkfy/5z ~#?acltEkfy/5z ~#5?altEkfy/5z ~#5c?atEkfy/5z ~#5cl?aEkfy/5z ~#5clt?akfy/5z ~#5cltE?afy/5z ~#5cltEk?ay/5z ~#5cltEkf?a/5z ~#5cltEkfy?a5z ~#5cltEkfy/?az ~#5cltEkfy/5?a
Create a new file where hashcat.exe is... call it "test.hcmask"... copy/paste the above masks into it and save it. The hashcat commandline should be: hashcat.exe -m 11300 -a 3 $bitcoin$96$**** test.hcmask
NOTE: replace $bitcoin$96$**** with your actual wallet.dat hash extracted using bitcoin2john.py Hashcat will then run through all the 1 character possibilities. If it doesn't work then, as noted above, there is more than one character that is incorrect... ![Undecided](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/undecided.gif)
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What is length of password ?
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May 08, 2020, 10:55:13 AM |
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I do not understand. I have a password that is not found. All spammers will be excluded without reward. I have a bitcoin wallet !!! I increase the reward to 1 BTC
I have a password ~#5cltEkfy/5z it does not work! I want to check every character. How to do it right?
2 people are denied rewards due to spam, I will not pay for empty messages.
I don't really care about your reward. Anyway, no answer to the question who moved the BCH? You don't want to reveal information regarding the real owner of the wallet so I assume it was traded. Who had access to the wallet in 2017?? Who are "they"? You have to understand you cannot come here with a wallet filled with 1.4M USD and expect people to not be specious for all you say. A crime is not a joke. You seem to be right. I remembered how it all began, and now I understand what is happening and who may have a password. here is my old topic https://cryptotalk.org/topic/24342-%D0%BF%D0%BE%D1%82%D0%B5%D1%80%D1%8F-150-%D0%B1%D0%B8%D1%82%D0%BA%D0%BE%D0%B8%D0%BD%D0%BE%D0%B2-%D0%B8-%D1%87%D1%82%D0%BE-%D1%8F-%D1%87%D1%83%D1%81%D1%82%D0%B2%D1%83%D1%8E/Hey, I want to help - send me private message with hash or check mail - I sent you email today morning.
An account registered yesterday whose first post was offering help for $1.4M fund. You're tagged. Yes, because before I was only reading. And I do not want to spend money on something (look others topics/websites which sells wallets) for what I probably have no resources. This topic looks strange, indeed, but in fact I am interested in this subject to evaluate effectiveness of using new Amazon GPU workspaces - as I understand this is (maybe one of) solution used by other "wallet hackers". If author wants to find password himself - great, but why not publish hash and just wait for successful answer? I want to unlock them myself, but I have problems running hashcat. Provenance of the wallet.dat file notwithstanding...
Thank you, I am noting all your advice. Hi )
What is length of password ?
I only have this password ~#5cltEkfy/5z
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I want to unlock them myself, but I have problems running hashcat. Thank you, I am noting all your advice. Are you still having issues running Hashcat? If so, what errors are you getting when you attempt to run it? What output do you get? ![Huh](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/huh.gif)
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It's 14 pages of comments and I don't think I can find the info you are talking about. What you say here is that someone else have the password, is that right? But even if he has the password he does not have the wallet.dat file so the password is useless. There is no logic, someone to move the BCH but not the BTC, don't you think? The BTC cost apprx. 1.4M$ (even more on the time the bch was moved) compared to that the BCH are only 38k$ at today's rate. If you have not moved the BCH, someone else have either the private key / the seed, the wallet.dat and your password. Strange.
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I want to unlock them myself, but I have problems running hashcat. Thank you, I am noting all your advice. Are you still having issues running Hashcat? If so, what errors are you getting when you attempt to run it? What output do you get? ![Huh](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/huh.gif) On both PCs, the error is the same, here from the old disk on which the original wallet lies. http://icecream.me/ff575568b385d668fd97e9b2b69b6d06It's 14 pages of comments and I don't think I can find the info you are talking about. What you say here is that someone else have the password, is that right? But even if he has the password he does not have the wallet.dat file so the password is useless. There is no logic, someone to move the BCH but not the BTC, don't you think? The BTC cost apprx. 1.4M$ (even more on the time the bch was moved) compared to that the BCH are only 38k$ at today's rate. If you have not moved the BCH, someone else have either the private key / the seed, the wallet.dat and your password. Strange. Therefore, they turned to me on the account of the wallet.dat file to remove bitcoins, I suspect that a friend lost the file that he stole from me, very suspiciously he appeared after so many years and started talking about the file. Now I understand what is happening, but I don’t know anything about the decomposition of the Bitcoin cache, anyway, thanks, now the whole puzzle clears up. And if this person changed the password, could this be the current problem of not accepting the old password or not?
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If your GPU is RADEON - Download and install "Amd Radeon Crimson Edition 15.12"
If your GPU is NVIDIA - Download and install driver version start from 367 and high
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I tried some tips, but it didn’t help, also I tried it after rebooting both computers. http://icecream.me/e50110135107679705d67bb096ebbf14I pass the hash to the community and am willing to pay 1 BTC for the correct password. $bitcoin$96$5cc527ff80b558a8ca025efdec33d8f226c5a79532b8fea79ee37ce3451186f61800 2195070046f25408d77f2a0239f5$16$7874fe198d9d4eaa$52678$96$4363c9d1ff937f0f5eac38 9604bbe9f0cb4461e845f257e5e1e54fb906c644139f5cecc3906c6a44aba8caf7c4ab23cf$66$03 fa671bd7d406b47429161c978f1747dbe485c3da719be76d1b3b43371fc2d7f9 The password that I have but is not suitable ~#5cltEkfy/5z If the error is not in the password, then I don’t even know what to do next.
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