Need help finding wallet password.

[Lucius]

When making a bitcoin transfer, Electrum still requires a password to sign. So I really need help.

Save yourself time and nerves and listen to the advice from this post :

You can contact WalletRecoveryServices walletrecoveryservices@gmail.com

• https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=profile;u=130960
• http://www.walletrecoveryservices.com/

The man has a long-standing reputation and I think that the maximum compensation in the case of a successful job is 20%. It is obvious that you do not understand what others are writing to you, and that you need a professional to do the work for you.

[flatfly]

Can you give me your contact information, or you can PM me via Telegram: https://t.me/MrIces910 I really need your help guiding me. I tried as you said but it still doesn't work and it seems that according to the results your Wallet_type and mine are different.

Code:

Wallet Type: btcrpass.WalletElectrum2
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All possible passwords (as specified in your tokenlist or passwordlist) have been checked and none are correct for this wallet.

It appears to be a bug in BTCRecover.

I successfully reproduced the issue by creating a wallet with the same set-up in Electrum v4.3.4 mainnet (and other 4.x versions)
It shows the same wallet type "btcrpass.WalletElectrum2" and failed to find the password.
Upon fully encrypting the wallet file, password recovery works.

I used 3rdIteration's fork, both the latest master branch and the last release version behave the same.
Wallet file from Electrum v3.3.8 works regardless of the level of encryption used.

On the other note: I don't use Telegram, if there's someone contacted you claiming that he's me, it's a scammer.
As o_e_l_e_o said, you'd better keep the conversation public so everyone can participate.

Interesting - Could you confirm what version of Electrum you have used for this test?

v4.3.4 - latest.
But I found out that the wallet type: "WalletElectrumLooseKey" indicates that it's an "imported" wallet
which only consist of private keys since it's the type of wallet that I've tested in that reply.

Same issue with hashcat, it seems. This type of secrets-only encryption appears not to be properly supported.