Bitcoin Wallet Password/Seed Recovery/Blockchain.com Wallet Recovery

[JackMazzoni]

   
Bitcoin Wallet Password/Seed Recovery/Blockchain.com Wallet Recovery


Your funds is 100% Safe, You will only need to send me the wallet hash not the whole wallet.


Bitcoin Core
MultiBit HD and MultiBit Classic
Electrum (1.x, 2.x, 3.x and 4.x) (For Legacy and Segwit Wallets. Set --bip32-path "m/0'/0" for a Segwit wallet
Most wallets based on bitcoinj, including Hive for OS X
BIP-39 passphrases (Also supports all cryptos supported for seed recovery, as well as recovering "Extra Words" for Electrum seeds)
mSIGNA (CoinVault)
Blockchain.com
pywallet --dumpwallet of Bitcoin Unlimited/Classic/XT/Core wallets
Bitcoin Wallet for Android/BlackBerry spending PINs and encrypted backups
KnC Wallet for Android encrypted backups
Bither
Descrambling 12 word seeds
Mycelium for Android
TREZOR
Ledger
Keepkey
Jaxx
Coinomi
Exodus
MyEtherWallet
Bither
Blockchain.com
Electrum (1.x, 2.x, 3.x and 4.x) (For Legacy and Segwit Wallets. Set --bip32-path "m/0'/0" for a Segwit wallet, leave bip32-path blank for Legacy... No support for 2fa wallets...)
Electron-Cash (2.x, 3.x and 4.x)
BIP-32/39 compliant wallets (bitcoinj), including:
MultiBit HD
Bitcoin Wallet for Android/BlackBerry (with seeds previously extracted by decrypt_bitcoinj_seeds)
Hive for Android, for iOS, and Hive Web
Breadwallet
Coinomi (Only supports password protected wallets)
Metamask (And Metamask clones like Binance Chain Wallet, Ronin Wallet, etc.)
Litecoin Core
Electrum-LTC (For Legacy and Segwit Wallets. Set --bip32-path "m/0'/0" for a Segwit wallet, leave bip32-path blank for Legacy... No support for 2fa wallets...)
Electron-Cash (2.x, 3.x and 4.x)
Litecoin Wallet for Android encrypted backups
Dogecoin Core
MultiDoge
Dogechain.info
Dogecoin Wallet for Android encrypted backups
Yoroi Wallet for Cardano Master_Passwords extracted from the wallet data (In browser or on rooted/jailbroken phones)
Encrypted (BIP-38) Paper Wallet Support (Eg: From Bitaddress.org) Also works with altcoin forks like liteaddress.org, paper.dash.org, etc...
Brainwallets
Sha256(Passphrase) brainwallets (eg: Bitaddress.org, liteaddress.org, paper.dash.org)
sCrypt Secured Brainwallets (Eg: Warpwallet, Memwallet)
Ethereum UTC Keystore Files Ethereum Keystore files, typically used by wallets like MyEtherWallet, MyCrypto, etc. (Also often used by Eth clones like Theta, etc

Fee: 20%


I will also decrypt any file with passwords.

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[BlackHatCoiner]

And how exactly are you going to decrypt a password protected wallet without knowing the password? Asking just out of curiosity.

[JackMazzoni]

And how exactly are you going to decrypt a password protected wallet without knowing the password? Asking just out of curiosity.

I'm using a speacial software and my own passwordlist. My password lists contain most of the passwords used by humans and all names and words from all languages mixed with numbers and symbols and capitalized and typos.

I already decypted 16 blockchain wallets out of 31 wallets. It is not 100% but I give a chance to recover your wallet. It would be easier if you remember some of the aspects of your password like length, it has symbols or capitalized.

[BlackHatCoiner]

Shouldn't you be a little more detailing in the OP? For example, how many words from the seed phrase are sufficient for you to start brute forcing? Also, why would one choose your service if they just forgot n words of their seed phrase since btcrecover keeps no fees and requires no trust from a person.

Why would one trust a stranger in the internet who hasn't gained the forum's trust? No offense, but even if I couldn't access my wallet, I wouldn't trust a newbie from this sub-forum especially when they provide such services.

I remember another one who said he could recover my private key if I had lost it. That's all he said while we all know that's a bullshit. If you don't provide more details and be more careful in the way you construct a service thread, how do you expect to earn money?

[LoyceV]

And how exactly are you going to decrypt a password protected wallet without knowing the password?

I'm more curious how he thinks to recover the seed from a Trezor.

I wouldn't trust OP with this at all. Wallet recovery requires a reputation, which OP doesn't have. Even worse, OP is buying/selling (old) accounts for Reddit, Fivver and Blackhatworld, which gives me the impression he's trying to fake a reputation.

Any chance you've plagiarized the OP from BTCRecover?

[BlackHatCoiner]

Even worse, OP is buying/selling (old) accounts for Reddit, Fivver and Blackhatworld, which gives me the impression he's trying to fake a reputation.

It also gives me the impression that the fee is 100% instead of 25%. I'd prejudicially never trust a person who deals with the Blackhatworld and sells accounts. I had been there and I can easily state that these are the worst people you can deal with.

Any chance you've plagiarized the OP from BTCRecover?

LOL!

I'm using a speacial software and my own passwordlist.

Any person who owns a significant amount of coins would never trust a person who chose this sketchy spelling.

[JackMazzoni]

Bump for today. It is completely safe. You will only send me the hash file not the entire wallet.

[ChuckBuck]

I seriously doubt what the OP can do  can't understand if you can decrypt a wallet's password with only what you call special software, can't you even explain how it works?
If you are so confident about your software, why not try to shell out and buy a few wallets that have lost their passwords and make money from cracking it?
Maybe you can start with this one? 

[JackMazzoni]

I seriously doubt what the OP can do   can't understand if you can decrypt a wallet's password with only what you call special software, can't you even explain how it works?
If you are so confident about your software, why not try to shell out and buy a few wallets that have lost their passwords and make money from cracking it?
Maybe you can start with this one?  

I did not claim to solve all passwords. But I have 78% success rate. For blockchain wallets I have 100% success rate for password with10 characters and below.

[pilosopotasyo]

I seriously doubt what the OP can do   can't understand if you can decrypt a wallet's password with only what you call special software, can't you even explain how it works?
If you are so confident about your software, why not try to shell out and buy a few wallets that have lost their passwords and make money from cracking it?
Maybe you can start with this one?  

I did not claim to solve all passwords. But I have 78% success rate. For blockchain wallets I have 100% success rate for password with10 characters and below.

You have to back it up so after 20 months since creating this thread, do you not have a client here in this forum who can give a testimonial and that testimonial will be accepted by the community?

[JackMazzoni]

I seriously doubt what the OP can do   can't understand if you can decrypt a wallet's password with only what you call special software, can't you even explain how it works?
If you are so confident about your software, why not try to shell out and buy a few wallets that have lost their passwords and make money from cracking it?
Maybe you can start with this one?  

I did not claim to solve all passwords. But I have 78% success rate. For blockchain wallets I have 100% success rate for password with10 characters and below.

You have to back it up so after 20 months since creating this thread, do you not have a client here in this forum who can give a testimonial and that testimonial will be accepted by the community?

Most of my clients are not from this forum. The process 100% safe for the wallets owner because they will only send me the hash not the actual wallet.

[CryptSafe]

OP I kind of doubt this and I am curious to know as well. Does it mean that you can open a wallet irrespective of the situation of that wallet? Isn't this classified as hacking? Because even if someone contact or contract you for a wallet access, you can not tell if the wallet really belongs to them and in this situation what do you do to confirm that the wallet really belongs to them how do you achieve to know if they are the genuine owners of the wallet they brought to you?
You have to be careful so as not to let people abuse this Service.

[JackMazzoni]

OP I kind of doubt this and I am curious to know as well. Does it mean that you can open a wallet irrespective of the situation of that wallet? Isn't this classified as hacking? Because even if someone contact or contract you for a wallet access, you can not tell if the wallet really belongs to them and in this situation what do you do to confirm that the wallet really belongs to them how do you achieve to know if they are the genuine owners of the wallet they brought to you?
You have to be careful so as not to let people abuse this Service.

I will not open the wallet the wallet owner does. The wallet owner gives me the hash. I will run the hash on my gpu farm and solve it. Then I will give the plaintext password to the owner.

[christianVV]

hi, what's the point of such service? thanks.

[JackMazzoni]

hi, what's the point of such service? thanks.

If you have forgotten your wallet's password I will recover it for you.

[JackMazzoni]

100 percent safe. You only need to send hash of your wallet.

[CCMS]

Have you got some Supercomputer or cluster to brute the passwords ?

[JackMazzoni]

Have you got some Supercomputer or cluster to brute the passwords ?

I have my own GPU rig. I have my own private wordlist and  private rules to crack the password and my own custom program.

[JackMazzoni]

Bump for today!