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Re: blockchain.info from 2013-2014, have address, aes file, 11 word phrase
by
nc50lc
on 06/01/2025, 04:12:03 UTC
Back in 2013 bought some bitcoin via btcrecover, -snip- So I wanted to know two things. Which wallet version was this from blockchain.com? Wallet was made back in november 2013. I would like to figure to decrypt the wallet.
*via Blockchain?

I'm not entirely sure but it matches the iteration count in their v2 wallet which is archived in their GitHub Repo,
here:https://github.com/blockchain/unused-My-Wallet

For the older version, search its oldest commits and click "<>" to see the repo's state at that point.

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Also is there a command within btcrecover I can use to brute force the wallet between a certain number of characters?
Yes, for that, you can use --length-min and --length-max.

./python btcrecover.py ---help:
Code:
  --length-min COUNT    skip passwords shorter than given length
  --length-max COUNT    skip passwords longer than given length