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June 25, 2014, 04:03:30 AM
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no one keep 100 btc in a core wallet without a backup .. Smiley well i cannot store more than 0.1 without backup and you .. 100 btc oh man.. shit.

If you read the posts, you will see it is just a scam attempt, so you probably don't need to feel sorry for the "wallet owner". Tongue

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June 25, 2014, 12:51:52 PM
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just provide BTC address who has 100 BTC here
and maybe someone will believe Tongue
seriously, 100 BTC in one address and no password backup
either careless user or dumb user Sad
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June 25, 2014, 03:59:18 PM
Last edit: July 11, 2014, 04:16:22 AM by s1ng
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guys here another update about them
CHECK IT OUT

here's the addy : 12Mnc41fYtFkSir5RCHYv82cq8FMuYHmm5
the forgotten password :
quml31
qum-31
31quml

if it's true , 100 BTC = $ 58.000
 Shocked

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June 25, 2014, 08:16:02 PM
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just provide BTC address who has 100 BTC here
and maybe someone will believe Tongue
seriously, 100 BTC in one address and no password backup
either careless user or dumb user Sad

Or just never understood how bitcoin worked exactly, or lack of preparing oneself.
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June 25, 2014, 09:44:49 PM
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He can only try to crack password randomly with hints of that password he got, I think there is no other solution.

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June 26, 2014, 01:47:16 AM
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I dont think anyone will get it LOL.

Esp coming from a bitcoin qt  wallet.

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June 26, 2014, 01:49:24 AM
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He can only try to crack password randomly with hints of that password he got, I think there is no other solution.

Yeah pretty obvious lol.

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June 26, 2014, 03:25:32 AM
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guys here another update about them
CHECK IT OUT
if you care , you can try to brute force the password  Grin

here's the addy : 12Mnc41fYtFkSir5RCHYv82cq8FMuYHmm5
the forgotten password :
quml31
qum-31
31quml

if it's true , 100 BTC = $ 58.000
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he can try password combination that he remembered
if it can't open, then he should forget it and take a lesson from that experience

Or just never understood how bitcoin worked exactly, or lack of preparing oneself.
yeah maybe, lack of preparing is most possible situation
too bad he lost 100 BTC because he didn't make any backup from his wallet
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June 26, 2014, 03:37:32 AM
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Sounds totally legit Tongue. I wish I had 100 BTC that I just forgot about!

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June 26, 2014, 03:39:11 AM
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This smells of scam.

It's probably not even his own wallet. He's trying to sell something that he doesn't own. He didn't even steal it.



Would be funny to try that with a physical object. Find an expensive bicycle parked somewhere and try to sell it claiming you lost the keys to the lock.
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June 26, 2014, 11:05:56 AM
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it make sense if he stolen that account and forgot the key but if it is indeed a small possibility he could forget because he's not a small amount, normally we will often look to just make sure we account funds were included in safety

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June 26, 2014, 11:40:54 AM
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it make sense if he stolen that account and forgot the key but if it is indeed a small possibility he could forget because he's not a small amount, normally we will often look to just make sure we account funds were included in safety
maybe because it's long time ago?
see here : https://blockchain.info/address/12Mnc41fYtFkSir5RCHYv82cq8FMuYHmm5
last bitcoiin income was around 1 years ago
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June 27, 2014, 04:27:51 PM
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This smells of scam.

It's probably not even his own wallet. He's trying to sell something that he doesn't own. He didn't even steal it.



Would be funny to try that with a physical object. Find an expensive bicycle parked somewhere and try to sell it claiming you lost the keys to the lock.
That wallet .dat probably just doesn't belong to that address that's all.

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June 27, 2014, 04:41:00 PM
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he can try password combination that he remembered
if it can't open, then he should forget it and take a lesson from that experience

If he can remember part of the password, he may ask others to brute force the password for him.
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=85495.0 (Not endorsing the service)

But it won't work if the "unknown" part of your password is too long.
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=85495.msg4401257#msg4401257
It's not feasible to guess completely random passphrases.  Here are how many days it it will take with one CPU:

Code:
   passphrase length            lowercase         alphanumeric        any character
                   1                 0.00                 0.00                 0.00
                   2                 0.00                 0.00                 0.00
                   3                 0.00                 0.03                 0.10
                   4                 0.05                 1.71                 9.43
                   5                 1.38               106.03               895.58
                   6                35.75              6574.10             85080.08
                   7               929.61            407594.28           8082607.59
                   8             24169.80          25270845.55         767847721.40
                   9            628414.78        1566792424.34       72945533532.94
                  10          16338784.22       97141130308.84     6929825685629.39

Even with a large budget (thousands of CPUs or GPUs) you could only do 6 or 7 characters.

It's only possible to crack a passphrase when you know most of it and the unknown part is constrained.  That's why I have so many custom tailored scripts in this thread - each targets a narrow pattern which could be identified.

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June 27, 2014, 04:47:21 PM
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Too bad for him, 100 BTC is huge money that might change his life
maybe he can offer bounty for someone who can brute force that passphrase, if not long characters
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June 27, 2014, 04:51:18 PM
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Would be funny to try that with a physical object. Find an expensive bicycle parked somewhere and try to sell it claiming you lost the keys to the lock.

Indeed, I do remember reading a local news long time ago, that someone seek help from a locksmith to get in "his own house" after "leaving his key inside in the morning". Tongue

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June 27, 2014, 06:11:16 PM
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I hope that was just a joke...
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June 27, 2014, 07:36:26 PM
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It seems to me that screenshot is a fake and that guy is a troll.

Most likely that's the reallity, but if it's true it's hard to get your wallet recovered without proper backups. I had pains to recover my wallet, and it was only 4 BTC at that time.

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July 10, 2014, 08:00:18 AM
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guys you can say they trolling..
but some of them still try to figure out the password
CHECK
They said when he accept "wallet.dat" from victim, the data can be import into block chain and he can dump it's master key.

Here the addy at block chain : https://blockchain.info/address/12Mnc41fYtFkSir5RCHYv82cq8FMuYHmm5
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July 10, 2014, 08:49:08 AM
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guys you can say they trolling..
but some of them still try to figure out the password
CHECK
They said when he accept "wallet.dat" from victim, the data can be import into block chain and he can dump it's master key.

Here the addy at block chain : https://blockchain.info/address/12Mnc41fYtFkSir5RCHYv82cq8FMuYHmm5

With his wallet.dat, you can see his addresses and tx history.
But without the passphrase, you can't spend the bitcoin or get the private keys.

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