Coding-Enthusiast / FinderOuter

Easy to use bitcoin recovery tool to fix damaged private key, mini-private key, address, BIP38 encrypted key, mnemonic (seed phrase), BIP-32 derivation path, Armory backups, recover passwords and more
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Recovering BIP38 password without having the address #50

Open Coding-Enthusiast opened 2 years ago

Coding-Enthusiast commented 2 years ago

Since the BIP38 string already contains an address hash, recovering without the address itself is technically possible but it would add 1x Base58 encoding and 2x SHA256 hash and our IConverter implementations don't have that option yet. The encoding part has to be optimized otherwise the speed could decrease significantly.

This feature is postponed until there is either demand for it or version 1.0 is about to be released.

malcamal commented 2 years ago

Hi , What about known password ,but 6Pn*** recovery need. Do you have a plan such options in future ?

Coding-Enthusiast commented 2 years ago

Hi , What about known password ,but 6Pn*** recovery need. Do you have a plan such options in future ?

If you mean a damaged string (eg. missing some characters) there already is an option for it under Missing Base58.

malcamal commented 2 years ago

I know password but my photo bip38 private key i lost. I am trying find . I know for sure only 6Pn........... Also I know cfrm38 full 75 characters and try to learn more follow you. I know public key , rmd160 , password


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Hi , What about known password ,but 6Pn*** recovery need. Do you have a plan such options in future ?

If you mean a damaged string (eg. missing some characters) there already is an option for it under Missing Base58.

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Coding-Enthusiast commented 2 years ago

There are exactly 58 characters in a BIP38 encrypted key string. Realistically you need to know at least 50 of them with the position of the remaining missing digits to be able to recover it.

iamchaay commented 11 months ago

There are exactly 58 characters in a BIP38 encrypted key string. Realistically you need to know at least 50 of them with the position of the remaining missing digits to be able to recover it.

hello, i have an encrypted private key but i don't know any details of the BIP38 password. is it possible to find it thanks to your software? I have the encrypted private key and the public wallet

Coding-Enthusiast commented 11 months ago

hello, i have an encrypted private key but i don't know any details of the BIP38 password. is it possible to find it thanks to your software? I have the encrypted private key and the public wallet

Hello. You need to know something about the password to be able to recover it, at the very least the length of it.

Huckelbarry commented 10 months ago

Someone has hacked multiple accounts of mine.

Amirhossie commented 9 months ago

Hi I have my private key and public but I lost my decoding phrase how can I find it

marssystems commented 9 months ago

If you have your private key just import it into a new wallet and you will recover your funds.

Amirhossie commented 8 months ago

In which wallet I try it on Coinomi it need BIP38 Phrase

marssystems commented 8 months ago

Bitcoin Core only needs the privkey.

Amirhossie commented 8 months ago

It don't have any import options

marssystems commented 8 months ago

What doesn't ? Bitcoin Core ?

Amirhossie commented 8 months ago

Yes ,say that it don't support

marssystems commented 8 months ago

In Bitcoin Core, open the console window and type - importprivkey This will recover your funds.