My Hash but no password

[blackout888]

Ive saved my hash from my dat file in 2020 but no idea how the hell to get my password.

Anyone know of a service that can do this ?

[PX-Z]

If you still have the wallet.dat and the hash, recovery is possible, but only if your password isn't too complex. Most "services" are just brute force tools, so be careful of scams.

You can try tools like BTCRecover yourself first. If you go with a service, in which idk and never heard of, just make sure it's reputable and never give full access to your wallet without safeguards.

[blackout888]

If you still have the wallet.dat and the hash, recovery is possible, but only if your password isn't too complex. Most "services" are just brute force tools, so be careful of scams.

You can try tools like BTCRecover yourself first. If you go with a service, in which idk and never heard of, just make sure it's reputable and never give full access to your wallet without safeguards.

Yes I have the dat backup. Thanks for the advice

[BitMaxz]

If the hash you're referring to is the hash value from the .dat file, it has nothing to do with the wallet.dat file used for password recovery.

You can try brute forcing your wallet.dat, but as the above said, it depends on the complexity of your password.
However, remembering some of your password can increase your chances of recovering it.

All guides, documentation, and tools are available at https://btcrecover.readthedocs.io/en/latest/.
Alternatively, you can find a professional wallet recovery service here: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php? topic=240779.00

[nc50lc]

Anyone know of a service that can do this ?

This user should be reputable enough based from his rating and website's TrustPilot ranking.
Link: /index.php?action=profile;u=130960 (a.k.a Dave of walletrecoveryservices)
But be aware that his service has a 20% fee upon successful attempt only, not to be paid up front.
Ref: walletrecoveryservices.com/pricing

But no matter how reputable the service is, make sure that you'll only send that hash rather than the wallet.dat itself.
If someone insist that they absolutely need the wallet file, keep away from it.
At minimum, they only require your wallet's hash dump and one address or public key/master public key (or transaction ID if neither is available), anything more is unnecessary for brutefoce.
Of course, your possible passwords.

[blackout888]

Anyone know of a service that can do this ?

This user should be reputable enough based from his rating and website's TrustPilot ranking.
Link: /index.php?action=profile;u=130960 (a.k.a Dave of walletrecoveryservices)
But be aware that his service has a 20% fee upon successful attempt only, not to be paid up front.
Ref: walletrecoveryservices.com/pricing

But no matter how reputable the service is, make sure that you'll only send that hash rather than the wallet.dat itself.
If someone insist that they absolutely need the wallet file, keep away from it.
At minimum, they only require your wallet's hash dump and one address or public key/master public key (or transaction ID if neither is available), anything more is unnecessary for brutefoce.
Of course, your possible passwords.

Thanks

I have my public master ready. Would I need to supply the wallet address or is that really not an issue ?

unfortunate he asked for the Dat file. Which I will never be sending out again. I did this many years ago and it ended out all over.

[nc50lc]

I have my public master ready. Would I need to supply the wallet address or is that really not an issue ?

Not if you already have the xpub,
And it's faster to bruteforce with the master public key than the address since it'll skip a few rounds of RIPEMD160 and SHA256 per try if it doesn't have to derive the child addresses.

unfortunate he asked for the Dat file. Which I will never be sending out again. I did this many years ago and it ended out all over.

Hmm, that's odd, it's indicated in his website that it's not mandatory to send it.
He might be suspecting something fishy in your story (like inconsistencies or something), services like his just don't want to waste resources on fake for sale wallet files.
Try your best to explain to him that the wallet is yours with consistent and honest information.

In any case, just don't send it to anyone including him like you said.

[LoyceV]

Update: I just spoke with Dave (Wallet Recovery Services). He is a legend on this forum with a massive reputation.
He is willing to look into your 2020 hash case.

I don't believe you spoke to Dave, and I'm certain he wouldn't fall for an anonymous unknown to act as an intermediary.

Please send me a PM (Private Message) so I can give you a priority referral link and make sure your case gets his direct attention immediately.

NO! Don't trust a random newbie with phishing links!

Update: the Newbie who posted this got Nuked. I'll leave this here as a warning