09-27-2023, 09:21 AM
Cracking cryptocurrency wallets requires a lot more than just calculating a simple hash. Unless it's explicitly implemented for your type of wallet (it's not) you won't be able to attack it with hashcat.
In order to implement it, a lot of details would be needed:
1. how does key calculation work? (simply "something with sha512" doesn't cut it)
2. how is the public key derived from the calculated (private) key?
3. how to compare the address with the public key?
In order to implement it, a lot of details would be needed:
1. how does key calculation work? (simply "something with sha512" doesn't cut it)
2. how is the public key derived from the calculated (private) key?
3. how to compare the address with the public key?