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Quote from: rizzler on February 12, 2023, 09:21:36 PM

Hi

I am running btcrecover since a while back on my linux machine. I had lost the password which i do not remember with the following command and i wonder if there is any faster way of doing this ?

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python3.7 btcrecover.py --wallet wallets/wallet_1 --no-dupchecks --no-eta

Wallet Type: btcrpass.WalletElectrum28
Wallet difficulty: 1024 PBKDF2-SHA512 iterations + ECC
2023-01-28 02:56:27 : Using 2 worker threads
| 1070011680 elapsed: 15 days, 13:23:13 rate: 796.03 P/s

TOKENS FILE

Code:

#--help
## --wallet wallets

###########################################################################
# This is a comment, btcrecover ignores everything after a # sign #
# To automatically load a tokenlist save it as btcrecover-tokens-auto.txt #
# We can add arguments in the token by writing #-- only on the first line.#
# #
# Just copy this file and your wallet.dat in btcrecover-master folder #
# Arguments are: --help, --wallet, --listpass and more #
# All arguments can be found in btcrecover.py --help #
# Run btcrecover without extra aguments (since they are in this file) #
# so only write in CMD: C:\Python27\python btcrecover.py #
###########################################################################
# Testing the Tokenlist #
# Change #--help on line 1 of this file to #--listpass #
# and run btcrecover.py #
# #
# Running the Brute-Force #
# replace #--listpass above with: #--wallet wallet.dat #
# #
# You can never use --listpass and --wallet at the same time #
# When using --listpass make sure you delete --wallet wallet.dat #
# And if you use --wallet wallet.dat make sure you delete --listpass #
# #
###########################################################################
#----The most used wildcards, only use them to finetune the tokenlist!----#
###########################################################################
# (space + # = #) (%S = $) (%% = %) (%^ = ^) (%s = 1 single space) #
# The + sign = only try passwords with the following token in it. #
# The ^ sign = try following token only in the begin of password #
# %d = 1 digit(0-9) %2d = 2 digits(00-99) %1,3d = 1,2 or 3 digits (0-999) #
# ^r1^ ^r2^ ^r3^ = Relative position of token #
# The $ sign at the end of a token = token is at the end of password #
# A space between tokens = OR #
# (%a = a-z) (%A = A-Z) (%1,3in = 1,2 or 3 digits or a-Z) #
# (%y = symbol !@#$) (%P = Anything) #
###########################################################################

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It could run faster but only if you remember some information about your password (like a number of characters, presence of certain letters/digits/special characters), perhaps you could also include a text file containing your passwords you use for another websites/wallets (it's possible you reused the password from some other website).

How do i put something in the tokens file if it might have been "as" or "asd" that is pressent in the password?