Quote from: posi on Today at 10:54:13 AM

I didnt understand the link you provided in the OP because it a Local thread but for you to get the required answer i will need you to answer some few questions.
What is the name of the wallet you lost it password?
Is the wallet.dat file in good condition?
Why the use of hashcat ( cause it was used in password hack) ?

The wallet is called the Bitcoin core, I have the wallet.dat file and the wrong password, which does not work.
I was advised a hackcat for hacking. I suspect that a typo in the password is possible, and I want to check it on the processor.

Quote from: Csmiami on Today at 11:00:07 AM

Is the wallet truly yours, or did you buy it in a website to try to crack it?

If it's the latter, then it's almost impossible to crack it open, as many people are already on it, and you see the results they are having....

If the wallet is truly yours, and you know the lenght and "some" of the characters used, then there's a chance of cracking it

My wallet is not bought. That's why I'm trying to access coins.