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		Hello everyone. I have two questions. Hashcat will prove to decrypt this data from android metamask application?
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		10-01-2023, 12:30 PM 
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		Hashcat supports metamask but first you need to have a hash, you need to use the tool metamask2hashcat.py from the tools directory Whereas hashcat mode is 26600
this is the example to be used by metamask2hashcat.py you need to substitute your cipher iv a and salt
{"data":"wwpXXtFCqZkYsWfeEwItZjJ0Cc7mRVjG47Dqh+ztL1PiCG6Izhg+zG0mM+H2ykyjz3X0RNhAE6IVsWFZamcZ47B4sVi4SvUxrMhARm5L3yHPxr3UsyGrOXmthyVMgEGmjwlmnFCNd2nMZ2o8/sRMra8FupurqevnBv57FiYpEEs7gPpFHv6587aL44MmKD8Snv4JLFqiqmlK82Waq5F+Iv9mw2sFVAL9mgZBSgFgbWdB3TsKVB2k","iv":"rkUQlNcGTxBE0My7a/bCXw==","salt":"HcKyNfGzaRALRQ0DlKgcIe5Uk30iI/M//oG6w8vX8Nk="}
	
	
	
	
	
 
 
	
	
	
		
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		10-01-2023, 12:36 PM 
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		Thanks. So first I have to edit the text to something like this?
So I should rewrite the word cipher to data?
	
	
	
	
	
 
 
	
	
	
		
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		[quote="Andy456" pid='59292' dateline='1696156582']
Thanks. So first I have to edit the text to something like this?
Yes and use hashcat mode 26600
	
	
	
	
	
 
 
	
	
	
		
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		10-01-2023, 12:50 PM 
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		OK, thank you very much 

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