roguehawk

Mt Gox account confirmation codes were 16 characters long, and they were operating since 2010. If they were using a public email system like hotmail, and you still have access try searching the email for the 16…

Some info here: https://cryptoassetrecovery.com/posts/how-to-recover-blockchain-legacy-mnemonics Do you still have the same email address you signed up to blockchain with? If not:…

Error code -4 means : Unspecified problem with wallet (key not found etc.) Wallet is probably a watch address only wallet, and therefore doesn't contain any private keys. As mentioned before, this is a wallet that has…

You should probably ask on the hash cat forums. Using wordlists isn't going to work unless you used a password on that list. You need to get creative with masks : https://hashcat.net/wiki/doku.php?id=mask_attack

Have you tried contacting the papers authors to see if they can help?

So does this mean you never set up a local bitcoin client wallet? The mining pool would send the bitcoin to your wallet address on your local computer once you had a certain amount of bitcoin in your mining pool…

I would download VMware, and using a copy of the files, load up the virtual machine. From there you should look for the wallet.dat in the usual places. eg:"%APPDATA%\Bitcoin"

ChatGTP can make you a html/javascript webpage that can do this. You can run it in your browser, offline if you wish. I just tested it with the prompt: I want to create a webpage that uses javascript to take a word and…

Have you tried: "August 23, 2015, 10:45:31 AM"

Going to be hard to crack if you are not willing to download pywallet and hashcat.

You can try using pywallet as described here: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5161349.40 Or maybe this: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=25091.0

If you have the wallet.dat file, then use a script from the John The Ripper repo. Look for the file bitcoin2john.py. https://github.com/openwall/john/blob/bleeding-jumbo/run/bitcoin2john.py Generate the hash for hashcat…

You would have used GUIMiner, and configured it to use a pool, or solo mine. Either way you needed a wallet address to send the bitcoins to, so If you don't have a wallet.dat file or a private key, or the pool you used,…

If you have the binary representation of a private key, then you can convert that to hex and import it into a wallet. You could even generate a public address to check if there are any bitcoin in the address first.