I have a Blockchain.info backup (json file without password) i opened in chrome browser, it looks like this:
That doesn't look like "
json", more like the "
base64" encoded payload.
Theoretically, if it's not encrypted (
wallet.json), opening it with any text editor is enough to see the private keys in bare base58 format next to every "
priv:" lines.
Since you claimed that there's no password, decoding that base64 string should result with readable text containing the data I mentioned including master keys if the wallet is HD.
You said "
I Have", but didn't mentioned where you got it from.
Is it from someone that claimed that it's a blockchain(
dot)info backup or you downloaded it from the wallet yourself?
I created this blockchain.info wallet in 2013, used it for about 5 years and then neglected it. Now want it back, so I looked for the backup and found it in my email
https://i.postimg.cc/ZYPhqHfM/Screenshot-20240625-103859.jpghttps://i.postimg.cc/FKkMXVdG/Screenshot-20240625-104051.jpgI used the link to restore it:
https://login.blockchain.com/wallet/import-walletBut my old password is not accepted (I think I changed it later)
I found two types of backup files:
1/ Wallet.aes.json 648B (with password)
2/wallet.aes.json 1.7B
My request is can i get something from the 1.7B backup file?!
