wallet recovery

>>2709113
>I..uhh..Deleted it a few years ago.

HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAH!

:^)

Good luck!

>>2709113
how about if you found a wallet but can't remember the encryption password? Know roughly how many alphanumeric characters there are but just not the combination. Do I just brute force?

good job faggot you lost your ticket to lambo land. you probably had like 5000 BTC in there.

>>2709124
Let m = the size of the alphabet used to generate your passphrase, and let n = the length of your passphrase. This means there are at most m^n ordered arrangements without repetitions that must be tried before generating your wallet. Given most wallet "seeds" are many words long, including spaces, you might still be bruteforcing after the sun burns out.

>>2709517
m^n ordered arrangements with character reptitions, I meant to say

>>2709517
nah a shitty wallet with like a 6 character password

numbers+letters - no special characters

>>2709124
If you post the wallet.dat file, I could try to crack it for ya.

>>2709551
So we're looking at
upper case 26
lower case 26
numbers 10
total 62

6 characters
62^6 = 56 800 235 584, or about 56 billion combinations

You can build a bot to brute force this for you in about a week on a desktop pc i would think.

>>2709113
If it's on a machine or usb drive with lots of free space and that was barely used in the interim then there's a real chance of recovery

If it's on your daily use pc the chance is much lower

>>2709113
Lost coins increase the value of everybody else's, so there is a positive

>>2709113
You can try with Testdisk and/or Photorec, anon. Good luck!

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>>2709124
google "bitcoin wallet recovery" see the bitcointalk link

>>2709648
any references for how i should go about building this? VBasic? Java? would love to learn some CS shit.