Quote from: RobbieRich on April 03, 2023, 06:06:22 PM

ok then !
Just to be honest , the wallet contains 26 btc , but will share more later ... sorry for the confusion ...
So...

No need for a cmd file ...

press windows button and X , open windows powershell, preferably admin mode ... but not necessary ..

Go to map of hashcat , mine is D:\hashcat-6.2.5\hashcat-6.2.5

so cd D:\hashcat-6.2.5\hashcat-6.2.5 would take you there , if that is the same map as where mine is ..

after that

.\hashcat -a 3 -m 11300 wallethash.txt ?u?l?l?l?l?l?l?l?l?l

.\ is to help the powershell identify the cmd
3 stands for brute force
11300 is the BTC algo

?a ( which we don't use now) is All combo's , so Upper Lower Numbers Digits and Characters !

wallethash.txt is a txt file with the wallethash i shared , and that needs to be in the hashcat map . So you need to make a .txt file named wallethash and put it in the hashcat map !

The password is most likely 10 characters long and only consists of uppercase and lowercase letters , and knowing people only the first is upper ... but no guarantees ...

So hope you know what to do now ! Greetings , Thanks and Good Luck !s
if you need better explaining go to youtube , search hashcat how to use ....
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d1Y6TPGzVn0 is one of them ...
some dutch guy (like me...but smarter ...)

Thanks for teaching me something new, but for real if I don't know the owner of those coins I'm not going to help you access the funds, imagine finding a wallet on the side of the road, taking the money is not right. I was trolling you. However if their rightful owner is around, I will be happy to help them.😉