seevik2580 / ethereum-wallet-recovery

ethereum wallet recovery password multithread tool, baked from pyethrecover and pyethereum, for using keystore v3 json file to help recover your lost password if you know some phrases using both brute and wordlist technique, start + end words, whole ascii or just numbers

ethereum-wallet-recovery

ethereum wallet recovery password multithread tool, baked from pyethrecover and pyethereum, for using keystore v3 json file to help recover your lost password if you know some phrases using both brute and wordlist technique, start + end words, whole ascii or just numbers

Video demonstration

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XVvLW26UPnY

requirements:

• Linux / Windows 10 Anniversary Update or newer and Windows Subsystem for Linux enabled.
• python 2.7.x

dependency install:

• sudo apt-get install libssl-dev build-essential automake pkg-config libtool libffi-dev libgmp-dev pandoc libreadline-dev zlib1g-dev curl git

install pyenv + python 2.7

curl https://pyenv.run | bash
echo 'export PATH="~/.pyenv/bin:$PATH"' >> ~/.bashrc
echo 'eval "$(pyenv init -)" ' >> ~/.bashrc
echo 'eval "$(pyenv virtualenv-init -)"' >> ~/.bashrc
exec $SHELL
pyenv install 2.7.14
pyenv global 2.7.14

python modules requirements:

pip install setuptools --upgrade
pip install joblib
pip install pypandoc
pip install markdown
pip install rlp==0.6.0
pip install py_ecc==1.1.3
pip install ethereum==2.1.5

usage:

python generate.py    #wordlist generator
    -h                # help
    -w any,words      # comma separated words
    -i filename       # words from file separated by comma
    -a                # generate from ascii table
    -min number       # specify minimal generated word length
    -max number       # specify maximal generated word length

python recovery.py    #eth wallet password tester
    -h                # help
    -W file           # keystore ethereum wallet file
    -s file           # starting words separated by line
    -e file           # ending words separated by line
    -t N              # number of threads of jobs
    -w file           # wordlist file
    -b arg            # bruteforce type
      - ASCII         # whole ascii table
      - whatever char by char eg. 1234567890 or @#!$%^&*(
    -l N              # bruteforce character length

uploaded test dummy wallet for test purposes, password:

theAnswerToLifeUniverseAndEverythingIs42

examples generate.py:

makes all possible combinations of words separated by comma.

python generate.py -w "fist,second,third"

makes all possible combinations of words inside file input.txt separated by comma.

python generate.py -i input.txt

makes all possible combinations of numbers 1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9,0 with minimal length 8. less length size is skipped.

python generate.py -min 8 -w "1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9,0"

makes all possible combinations of numbers 1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9,0 with maximal length 4, more length size is skipped.

python generate.py -max 4 -w "1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9,0"

• generated wordlist will be in same directory with name wordlist_01.txt.
• When wordlist reach maximum file size 50MB then new file will be created with next name wordlist_02.txt

examples recovery.py:

bruteforce numbers from 0 to 9 with size of 2

python recovery.py -W UTC--2017-07-12T00-06-42.772050600Z--f5751c906091b98be2a6be5ce42c573d704aedab -b 1234567890 -l 2

bruteforce @#! with size of 3

python recovery.py -W UTC--2017-07-12T00-06-42.772050600Z--f5751c906091b98be2a6be5ce42c573d704aedab -b @#! -l 3

bruteforce whole ASCII table with size of 4

python recovery.py -W UTC--2017-07-12T00-06-42.772050600Z--f5751c906091b98be2a6be5ce42c573d704aedab -b ASCII -l 4

bruteforce numbers from 0 to 9 with size of 2 and starting words from file start.txt separated by lines

python recovery.py -W UTC--2017-07-12T00-06-42.772050600Z--f5751c906091b98be2a6be5ce42c573d704aedab -b 1234567890 -l 2 -s start.txt

bruteforce numbers from 0 to 9 with size of 2 and ending words from file end.txt separated by lines

python recovery.py -W UTC--2017-07-12T00-06-42.772050600Z--f5751c906091b98be2a6be5ce42c573d704aedab -b 1234567890 -l 2 -e end.txt

use words from wordlist generated by generate.py

python recovery.py -W UTC--2017-07-12T00-06-42.772050600Z--f5751c906091b98be2a6be5ce42c573d704aedab -w wordlist_01.txt

use starting words from file start.txt and words from wordlist generated by generate.py

python recovery.py -W UTC--2017-07-12T00-06-42.772050600Z--f5751c906091b98be2a6be5ce42c573d704aedab -s start.txt -w wordlist_01.txt

use words from wordlist generated by generate.py and ending words from file end.txt

python recovery.py -W UTC--2017-07-12T00-06-42.772050600Z--f5751c906091b98be2a6be5ce42c573d704aedab -w wordlist.txt -e end.txt

donate

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