Bounty 10000$ Who can help me recall password!

[walletrecovery]

I think password was Words or Phrases which start With "Ca" (characters amount are unknown).
It is possible that password is in one of these dictionaries: https://weakpass.com/wordlist
Who can create a special dictionary with such words and phrases has a chance to win $10,000

[walletrecovery]

Reserved for the winner!

[BlackHatCoiner]

Have you tried every single of those in weakpass?

[walletrecovery]

Have you tried every single of those in weakpass?

No, I have not tried any of these dictionaries: https://weakpass.com/wordlist
There are a lot of extra passwords in these dictionaries that do not suit me.
I tried all these words, but they did not open my wallet (I use Hashcat).
I didn't try to check phrases. It's hard for me to make a dictionary of them.
https://worddb.com/words/starting-with/ca

[BlackHatCoiner]

There are a lot of extra passwords in these dictionaries that do not suit me.

You say that you only want passwords that start with "Ca" and are either words or phrases (not sure what's the difference). You don't know anything else that could reduce the effort by a lot.

So why don't you just try every wordlist with a "Ca" added in every line (all together) by you?

[Mpamaegbu]

Your moniker is, "walletrecovery" yet you're at a loss recovering a wallet? It's a play on words, right or should we otherwise say you're just playing around with such a request. I saw your other thread Address syntax inside the 10000 BTC wallet.dat file where you also asked for help on wallet issue. How is anyone sure you're even going to make good on what you've promised here if the wallet is cracked?

[seoincorporation]

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No, I have not tried any of these dictionaries: https://weakpass.com/wordlist
There are a lot of extra passwords in these dictionaries that do not suit me.
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Make the list is simple, but since the files are huge (more than 10Gb each one) then it would take some time.

The right way to create the passwords list is:

1.-We create a folder and download all the passwords files (.txt) on that folder.

2.-We read all the files and send all the passwords that start with 'Ca' to a new file:

Code:

cat *.txt | grep '^Ca*' >> my_dic.txt

3.-Clear the repetitive passwords found in different files:

Code:

cat my_dic.txt | sort -u > final_dic.txt

[walletrecovery]

There are a lot of extra passwords in these dictionaries that do not suit me.

You say that you only want passwords that start with "Ca" and are either words or phrases (not sure what's the difference). You don't know anything else that could reduce the effort by a lot.

So why don't you just try every wordlist with a "Ca" added in every line (all together) by you?

No, it's not just a password that starts with the first two characters "Ca", it's a password that makes sense, otherwise it would be impossible to pick up such a password. I don't remember if it was one word or some well-known phrase, and that's the problem. It is possible that the password has been stolen and is now in one of these password collections. I need a smart guy who can filter all passwords and leave only those with the first 2 characters "Ca".

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No, I have not tried any of these dictionaries: https://weakpass.com/wordlist
There are a lot of extra passwords in these dictionaries that do not suit me.
...

Make the list is simple, but since the files are huge (more than 10Gb each one) then it would take some time.

The right way to create the passwords list is:

1.-We create a folder and download all the passwords files (.txt) on that folder.

2.-We read all the files and send all the passwords that start with 'Ca' to a new file:

Code:

cat *.txt | grep '^Ca*' >> my_dic.txt

3.-Clear the repetitive passwords found in different files:

Code:

cat my_dic.txt | sort -u > final_dic.txt

Thanks, but I don't have Linux, I have Windows only.

Your moniker is, "walletrecovery" yet you're at a loss recovering a wallet? It's a play on words, right or should we otherwise say you're just playing around with such a request. I saw your other thread Address syntax inside the 10000 BTC wallet.dat file where you also asked for help on wallet issue. How is anyone sure you're even going to make good on what you've promised here if the wallet is cracked?

Yes, at that time we did not understand some details, now everything is in order. The topic you are writing about, there were some experiments and the wallet with 10000 BTC be a fake. There is a new version of the "pywallet" program, now we can determine without errors whether the wallet is fake or genuine, and we can also find out the date and time when the wallet was encrypted. At that time, someone noticed our incompetence and wrote us "-1" in the trust and it was very cruel.

[moderator's note: consecutive posts merged]

[BlackHatCoiner]

At that time, someone noticed our incompetence and wrote us "-1" in the trust and it was very cruel.

It wasn't just about your incompetence; you advertise yourself as a wallet recovery service, but yet you don't know the basics. You're supposedly the one who should be paid for this bounty you have called. That's suspicious.

Thanks, but I don't have Linux, I have Windows only.

Why don't you use an LTS or a virtual machine then? If we're talking about millions of dollars worth of bitcoins I'd boot a Linux distro right now and do this professionally.

[walletrecovery]

At that time, someone noticed our incompetence and wrote us "-1" in the trust and it was very cruel.

It wasn't just about your incompetence; you advertise yourself as a wallet recovery service, but yet you don't know the basics. You're supposedly the one who should be paid for this bounty you have called. That's suspicious.

Thanks, but I don't have Linux, I have Windows only.

Why don't you use an LTS or a virtual machine then? If we're talking about millions of dollars worth of bitcoins I'd boot a Linux distro right now and do this professionally.

There are only a couple of coins, there are no millions of dollars there.
I've never used a virtual machine and don't know how.
If someone created such a dictionary with passwords and wrote this dictionary to the cloud or torrent, I could download and check.
Also I check this surnames https://britishsurnames.co.uk/surnames/CA/

[Mpamaegbu]

@walletrecovery, you should stop posting in a roll for such isn't encouraged in a board like here. Learn to merge your posts to avoid incurring the wrath of the mods.

[walletrecovery]

@walletrecovery, you should stop posting in a roll for such isn't encouraged in a board like here. Learn to merge your posts to avoid incurring the wrath of the mods.

Write us instructions, why you are not satisfied and what violations of the rules we have. We will definitely fix the problem.
Right now I'm trying to find a password that might be hidden in dictionaries.

[Mpamaegbu]

Write us instructions, why you are not satisfied and what violations of the rules we have. We will definitely fix the problem.

That's the forum rule you're breaking 👇

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[walletrecovery]

Write us instructions, why you are not satisfied and what violations of the rules we have. We will definitely fix the problem.

That's the forum rule you're breaking 👇

Forum rules
32. Posting multiple posts in a row (excluding bumps and reserved posts by the thread starter) is not allowed.

Show us our mistake and we will remove the post.

[slackovic]

Write us instructions, why you are not satisfied and what violations of the rules we have. We will definitely fix the problem.

That's the forum rule you're breaking 👇

Forum rules
32. Posting multiple posts in a row (excluding bumps and reserved posts by the thread starter) is not allowed.

Show us our mistake and we will remove the post.

I think that he talks about these three posts in a row:

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I removed the content so that this message stays clear. You should put those three posts in one big post. If you want, you can divide it with \[hr\] tag (just remove the backslash \ from it).

[Lucius]

@walletrecovery, It's a bit strange that someone who offers wallets recovery services asks for this kind of help - it's not a very good recommendation for your service ...

If you've tried it yourself and failed, maybe it's time to seek the help of a professional, and I only know one who has a good reputation -> Bitcoin Wallet Recovery Services - for forgotten wallet password

[walletrecovery]

@walletrecovery, It's a bit strange that someone who offers wallets recovery services asks for this kind of help - it's not a very good recommendation for your service ...

If you've tried it yourself and failed, maybe it's time to seek the help of a professional, and I only know one who has a good reputation -> Bitcoin Wallet Recovery Services - for forgotten wallet password

Which means we failed. I don't have the experience to extract the passwords I need from a large dictionary.
If someone knows how to do this and the password is found, he will receive $ 10,000.
This is a great job offer. The owner of the wallet bought some coins in 2015 and lost the password.

[LoyceV]

Thanks, but I don't have Linux, I have Windows only.

I'm currently downloading all Torrents on the first page of https://weakpass.com/wordlist, but before I continue: which file do you want me to get "Ca" from?

[walletrecovery]

Thanks, but I don't have Linux, I have Windows only.

I'm currently downloading all Torrents on the first page of https://weakpass.com/wordlist, but before I continue: which file do you want me to get "Ca" from?

If there is the largest dictionary that takes more than 100 or 200 gigabytes, then there are probably many passwords inside it, in which the first 2 letters are "Ca". But at the same time, I know for sure that the password was not generated by a robot, the password was invented by a person, and we need passwords that were invented by people. We only need dictionaries that are made up of human-made passwords.

[LoyceV]

We only need dictionaries that are made up of human-made passwords.

Is it on that site? Do you have a direct (torrent) link to the one you want?
I'm currently extracting anything starting with "Ca" from weakpass_3a.7z (it takes a very long time to extract). Are you sure "ca" should be excluded: only Ca?

Try this: http://le6-1-93ghostman.pulsedmedia.com/public-loyceclu//weakpass_3a_Ca_walletrecovery.txt (219 MB, 18872862 passwords).