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ryancdotorg / brainflayer

A proof-of-concept cracker for cryptocurrency brainwallets and other low entropy key algorithms.
https://rya.nc/brainflayer
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Where do I add the addresses? #141

Closed oguzdelioglu closed 3 years ago

oguzdelioglu commented 3 years ago

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Where exactly do you get them? I have a list of balance wallet addresses. How can I import them into the program?

Napulsnik commented 3 years ago

You need to write these addresses into a file for example "hash160". Then execute the command: ~/brainflayer/hex2blf hash160 bloom.blf

oguzdelioglu commented 3 years ago

You need to write these addresses into a file for example "hash160". Then execute the command: ~/brainflayer/hex2blf hash160 bloom.blf

For Example I have these 18LQX6gCRaw64gtAv7aUbuhiXhTsKRRs3G 18LQX9bRRWRxn1hLBm29i2ehJgyR8nmpMt hex2blf wallet.txt bloom.blf

is it true?

Napulsnik commented 3 years ago

Yes, but the address format must be "RIPEMD160". In your first message, the addresses are in the correct format.

oguzdelioglu commented 3 years ago

Yes, but the address format must be "RIPEMD160". In your first message, the addresses are in the correct format.

they are sample codes of the project.

I want to bloom the public address list. Example: 18LQX6gCRaw64gtAv7aUbuhiXhTsKRRs3G

Napulsnik commented 3 years ago

You need to convert them to RIPEMD160

Napulsnik commented 3 years ago

This tool can convert - https://github.com/matja/bitcoin-tool

oguzdelioglu commented 3 years ago

You need to convert them to RIPEMD160

I wonder if there is a code in this project where I can do this?

Napulsnik commented 3 years ago

See the post above

Napulsnik commented 3 years ago

You will need to execute the command:

~/bitcoin-tool/bitcoin-tool --batch --input-type address --output-type public-key-rmd --input-format base58check --network bitcoin --output-format hex --input-file '~/wallet.txt' > ~/hash160

oguzdelioglu commented 3 years ago

You will need to execute the command:

~/bitcoin-tool/bitcoin-tool --batch --input-type address --output-type public-key-rmd --input-format base58check --network bitcoin --output-format hex --input-file '~/wallet.txt' > ~/hash160

Public Address 1zzzbRUbAnKUAJ6fEhX1g1ZzMz6ur3BJW

Hash160 0af81eb3ee49100ea0cddd720f2dfb35dc75df6b

Hash160 to bloom ./hex2blf hash160.txt bloom.blf

Finally I can run this code and start it, right? ./brainflayer -v -i dictionary.txt -b bloom.blf

Napulsnik commented 3 years ago

Yes

oguzdelioglu commented 3 years ago

Yes

└─# ./brainflayer -v -b bloomlist.blf -i dictionary.txt 3e546d0acc0de5aa3d63a7a920900ecbc66c2031:u:sha256:password 3e546d0acc0de5aa3d63a7a920900ecbc66c2031:u:sha256:password rate: 90864.95 p/s found: 2/394748 elapsed: 4.344 s

scanning ends very quickly. I wonder why bruteforce ends so fast? I am using brainwallet dictionary

Napulsnik commented 3 years ago

How many lines in dictionary.txt?

oguzdelioglu commented 3 years ago

How many lines in dictionary.txt?

https://github.com/dan-v/bruteforce-bitcoin-brainwallet/blob/master/dictionary.txt 394748

Napulsnik commented 3 years ago

Pay attention to the line: rate: 90864.95 p/s found: 2/394748 elapsed: 4.344 s This means that the program was running at speed 90864.95 passwords per second. Therefore your file with 394748 lines was processed in 4.344 seconds

oguzdelioglu commented 3 years ago

Pay attention to the line: rate: 90864.95 p/s found: 2/394748 elapsed: 4.344 s This means that the program was running at speed 90864.95 passwords per second. Therefore your file with 394748 lines was processed in 4.344 seconds

Example Recovery realize stare depth pour rape butterfly torture swim retreat space heartbeat garden

Doesn't the brainflayer try to generate 394,000 words by 12 randomly and match those in the bloom filter? It doesn't make sense to query the word in each line alone. Doesn't it make sense to convert 394 thousand words to 12 words random BIP39 and generate keys?

Napulsnik commented 3 years ago

The brainflayer simply processes the file with the dictionary line by line, or accepts lines through the pipe. The brainflayer does not generate dictionaries.

oguzdelioglu commented 3 years ago

The brainflayer simply processes the file with the dictionary line by line, or accepts lines through the pipe. The brainflayer does not generate dictionaries.

3e546d0acc0de5aa3d63a7a920900ecbc66c2031:u:sha256:password

it gives a return in this way.

I wonder what does this sha256 mean? Did he find a wallet?

Napulsnik commented 3 years ago

Yes. He found 1 wallet with the password "password". Brainwallet is a sha256 hash of a human-readable password.

brainwallet = password sha256(password) = private key = 5e884898da28047151d0e56f8dc6292773603d0d6aabbdd62a11ef721d1542d8 RIPEMD160 (Hash160) for 5e884898da28047151d0e56f8dc6292773603d0d6aabbdd62a11ef721d1542d8 = 3e546d0acc0de5aa3d66d7a920900ecbc66c2031 Base58 address for 3e546d0acc0de5aa3d66d7a920900ecbc66c2031 = 16ga2uqnF1NqpAuQeeg7sTCAdtDUwDyJav

oguzdelioglu commented 3 years ago

Yes. He found 1 wallet with the password "password". Brainwallet is a sha256 hash of a human-readable password.

brainwallet = password sha256(password) = private key = 5e884898da28047151d0e56f8dc6292773603d0d6aabbdd62a11ef721d1542d8 HASH160 for 5e884898da28047151d0e56f8dc6292773603d0d6aabbdd62a11ef721d1542d8 = 3e546d0acc0de5aa3d66d7a920900ecbc66c2031 address for 3e546d0acc0de5aa3d66d7a920900ecbc66c2031 = 16ga2uqnF1NqpAuQeeg7sTCAdtDUwDyJav

https://github.com/TheRealLordFractal/Bip39Helper I found this project. Its helping brute bip39 with dictionary for brainflayer.

the only thing I wonder is that someone can still find a wallet.

oguzdelioglu commented 3 years ago

Yes. He found 1 wallet with the password "password". Brainwallet is a sha256 hash of a human-readable password.

brainwallet = password sha256(password) = private key = 5e884898da28047151d0e56f8dc6292773603d0d6aabbdd62a11ef721d1542d8 RIPEMD160 (Hash160) for 5e884898da28047151d0e56f8dc6292773603d0d6aabbdd62a11ef721d1542d8 = 3e546d0acc0de5aa3d66d7a920900ecbc66c2031 Base58 address for 3e546d0acc0de5aa3d66d7a920900ecbc66c2031 = 16ga2uqnF1NqpAuQeeg7sTCAdtDUwDyJav

232 results found. How will I check these results collectively?

620a1c4122342f22c3c61b4750d39e107be903f3:u:sha256: great n price human print

For example I want to check results like this.

Napulsnik commented 3 years ago

What does "check" mean?

oguzdelioglu commented 3 years ago

What does "check" mean?

How can I get the public addresses and private keys of those found collectively?