Quote from: Zenp on September 08, 2023, 01:22:04 PM

Then I was able to trace back some of my old transactions to public address and was able to use it to crack the order of the wallet. It only took 115 minutes using my hardware, which is pretty solid. Successfully recovered 0.0309 btc.

Nice. So it looks like it is possible to brute-force the order of 12 words of a seed phrase. If it was 24 words, I would've been less sure, since that's even more possible combinations and would take in the magnitude of hundreds of thousands or even millions possibly.

Quote from: ETFbitcoin on September 08, 2023, 12:35:31 PM

Fortunately current btcrecover developer already provide such address database, although it was last updated on 2022. Although it shouldn't be problem since OP said "A few years ago...".

Do you know how the btcrecover devs "refresh" the address database? what kind of tools do they use?