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Password search exhausted for known password #289
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@gurnec Need your help with this. |
Same as above |
I sorted this issue myself. Thanks |
Self-dealing is good news. |
Hi, I am getting the same 'passoword search exhausted' notification with a known password. Can you please tell me how you resolved this? |
Password search exhausted comes only when you the program has tried all the possible combinations of the tokens and failed to decrypt the master key. |
Hi Shreyapz, Thank you for your reply. I have ran --listpass and found my password listed on there but when i try to run it against wall.aes.json I get the 'password search exhausted' error. It's quite frustrating as it is probably something small that I have not adjusted in the settings or something. MA |
Same as above...I installed btcrecover on two separate computers, followed directions to a t, had no errors. Ran a listpass and found my known password, then ran it against my wallet.aes.json and it keeps saying "password search exhausted". Definitely frustrating so if anyone knows what might be the cause please reply. |
I am having the same issue. Created a new account on blockchain.com, wrote down the new password, and btcrecover is not working on it. I have used the --listpass option to make sure my .txt file correct, and I can see when it passes by my new known password, but no dice, still getting "password search exhausted." |
@gurnec Hey Chris, I am experiencing the same problem. Today I tested , on a new wallet and in the token file i provided the exact password. --listpass showed the exact password. while i ran btcrecover it came up with "password exhausted". |
I have the same problem. Does not find the password that was originally written correctly. The description says that V3 wallet is supported. Brute-force passwords goes, but it doesn't find the right one. How to fix it |
has anyone solved this problem? |
same as above with blockchain.info |
Experiencing same problem here testing btcrecover against my own Bitcoin wallet.dat. Overview: |
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@Prumik |
Hi,
I am trying to run btcrecover.py to find the password of my bitcoin core wallet which I used for encrypting wallet.dat file. I have already obtained the partial master key, salt, iter count from extract-bitcoincore-mkey.py. The password is something like 'book page name'
I have written exactly the same password in my token.tx but still I am getting below.
P.S- I also had a password of more than 8 words. It didn't work at all.
Your help is really appreciated.
C:\Python27>python btcrecover.py --mkey --tokenlist tokens.txt
Starting btcrecover 0.17.10 on Python 2.7.15 64-bit, 16-bit unicodes, 32-bit ints
Please enter the data from the extract script
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