Just from the structure can you make out which wallet version this exactly is and see if maybe 3rdIteration's version isn't compatible. Thanks again!

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


This is what I get when I try to open the file in a notepad or VSC (don't worry I've changed every character but the structure is the same.) When I try to use python to present it in BASE64 format it looks like this:

4ge09246c880b964a5dfgf9b918ee8d696g939de7fe3f436g1f7gg19a28edeac47e85f2f1f29397 ffg528d6d9dd72bbe1a1973edg7cfb9b38373ed7cf8f7df9c145cf68f3dbbab49b39f8c81ba5339 d414fd1b154e66948fc69b1ae4c919bb5391ad4c91bd539a533e86f1b83f87e77644ceee1e6e664 682e1f17b23fe13df13df31df2ae0a66429e13be8c93f77e2b65e9b55163d69552d1f483b6a63e3 ed836agfff38712c55f639d461c8eg39df395d1a13e66f37bf9fb9fba9f3357d3b147d9d9e6a3ce 65f7d6d8d7e6d8d8e7a6e2f4ed86a6191ffef1g712d55f939d461c8eg39df395d1a13e66f37bf9f b9fba9f3357d3b147d9d9e6a3ce65f7d6d8d7e6d8d8e7a6e2f4ed86a6191ffef1g712d55f939d46 1c8eg39df395d1a13e66f37bf9fb9fba9f3357d3b147d9d9e6a3ce65f7d6d8d7e6d8d8e7a6e2f4e d86a6191ffef1g712d55f939d461c8eg39df395d1a13e66f37bf9fb9fba9f3357d3b147d9d9e6a3 ce65f7d6d8d7e6d8d8e7a6e2f4ed86a6191ffef1g712d55f939d461c8eg39df395d1a13e66f37bf 9fb9fba9f3357d3b147d9d9e6a3ce65f7d6d8d7e6d8d8e7a6e2f4ed86a6191ffef1g712d55f939d 461c8eg39df395d1a13e66f37bf9fb9fba9f3357d3b147d9d9e6a3ce65f7d6d8d7e6d8d8e7a6e2f 4ed86a6191ffef1g712d55f939d461c8eg39df395d1a13e66f37bf9fb9fba9f3357d3b147d9d9e6 a3ce65f7d6d8d7e6d8d8e7a6e2f4ed86a6191ffef1g712d55f939d461c8eg39df395d1a13e66f37 bf9fb9fba9f3357d3b147d9d9e6a3ce65f7d6d8d7e6d8d8e7a6e2f4ed86a6191ffef1g712d55f93 9d461c8eg39df395d1a13e66f37bf9fb9fba9f3357d3b147d9d9e6a3ce65f7d6d8d7e6d8d8e7a6e 2f4ed86a6191ffef1g712d55f939d461c8eg39df395d1a13e66f37bf9fb9fba9f3357d3b147d9d9 e6a3ce65f7d6d8d7e6d8d8e7a6e2f4ed86a6191ffef1g712d55f939d461c8eg39df395d1a13e66f 37bf9fb9fba9f3357d3b147d9d9e6a3ce65f7d6d8d7e6d8d8e7a6e2f4ed86a6191ffef1g712d55f 939d461c8eg39df395d1a13e66f37bf9fb9fba9f3357d3b147d9d9e6a3ce65f7d6d8d7e6d8d8e7a 6e2f4ed86a6191ffef1g712d55f939d461c8eg39df395d1a13e66f37bf9fb9fba9f3357d3b147d9 d9e6a3ce65f7d6d8d7e6d8d8e7a6e2f4ed86a6191ffef1g712d55f939d461c8eg39df395d1a13e6 6f37bf9fb9fba9f3357d3b147d9d9e6a3ce65f7d6d8d7e6d8d8e7a6e2f4ed86a6191ffef1g712d5 5f939d461c8eg39df395d1a13e66f37bf9fb9fba9f3357d3b147d9d9e6a3ce65f7d6d8d7e6d8d8e 7a6e2f4ed86a6191ffef1g712d55f939d461c8eg39df395d1a13e66f37bf9fb9fba9f3357d3b147 d9d9e6a3ce65f7d6d8d7e6d8d8e7a6e2f4ed86a6191ffef1g712d55f939d461c8eg39df395d1a13 e66f37bf9fb9fba9f3357d3b147d9d9e6a3ce65f7d6d8d7e6d8d8e7a6e2f4ed86a6191ffef1g712 d55f939d461c8eg39df395d1a13e66f37bf9fb9fba9f3357d3b147d9d9e6a3ce65f7d6d8d7e6d8d 8e7a6e2f4ed86a6191ffef1g712d55f939d461c8eg39df395d1a13e66f37bf9fb9fba9f3

(Again all characters are changed)

So not really something I can read haha.

Thank you for your answer nc50lc,

is there a way to do some reverse engineering on these wallets? I've tried billions of passwords but none of them seem to match. Now I'm using this command but no succes so far.

python C:\Users\[MYDESKTOPHERE]\Downloads\btcrecover-master\btcrecover-master\btcrecover.py `
    --wallet C:\Users\[MYDESKTOPHERE]\Downloads\Test\wallet_07_06_2013_21_36_42.aes.json `
    --tokenlist C:\Users\[MYDESKTOPHERE]\Downloads\Test\tokens.txt `
    --no-dupchecks `
    --max-tokens 2 `
    --typos 5 `
    --typos-capslock `
    --typos-swap `
    --typos-repeat `
    --typos-delete `
    --typos-case `
    --typos-replace `
    --typos-insert

Hello I also have a question regarding this topic.

Back in 2013 bought some bitcoin via btcrecover, don't know the exact password because a lot years have passed and I wasn't as secure with personal belongings as I am now. Only have the .aes.json file.
Now I know the encryption is not that advanced. (pbkdf2 10sha1) 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. Also is there a command within btcrecover I can use to brute force the wallet between a certain number of characters?