06-29-2018, 04:23 PM
Hello and thank you to any prospective helpers. Apologies if this is obvious, but I may have missed something in the mask documentation or have been looking in the wrong place.
I have been unable to decrypt an ethereum presale wallet despite thinking I used a familiar password ending in a special character.
I intend to attack via a different path.
I have 59 of 64 hex bytes that I think are a backup of the seed made during purchase. Probably in the correct order or in one of a small number of permutations of order (split across multiple post-it notes as an emergency backup.)
I suspect the additional bytes belong on the end but I would like to try all possibilities.
I am trying to crack a Keccak-256 hash of this hex(number) + 0x02 (hexadecimal two.)
Is there are an efficient way to crack this?
Thanks again for reading
I have been unable to decrypt an ethereum presale wallet despite thinking I used a familiar password ending in a special character.
I intend to attack via a different path.
I have 59 of 64 hex bytes that I think are a backup of the seed made during purchase. Probably in the correct order or in one of a small number of permutations of order (split across multiple post-it notes as an emergency backup.)
I suspect the additional bytes belong on the end but I would like to try all possibilities.
I am trying to crack a Keccak-256 hash of this hex(number) + 0x02 (hexadecimal two.)
Is there are an efficient way to crack this?
Thanks again for reading