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Rush Wallet #170

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Connalgmit opened this issue Feb 26, 2022 · 18 comments
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Rush Wallet #170

Connalgmit opened this issue Feb 26, 2022 · 18 comments

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@Connalgmit
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I'm trying to guess the password of an old rushwallet address that has bitcoin in it, I have the rushwallet domain with the hash but not the password unfortunately. I built the package and I'm trying to to use it with the -t rush but just running into invalid argument, any ideas? Thanks

@Connalgmit
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Connalgmit commented Feb 26, 2022

update - im getting "invalid rushwallet fragment" - im using - ./brainflayer -t rush -r {everything after the #} when it outputs to error to me the address seems to have changed?

@Connalgmit
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I have also tried the same command with a different wallet and i get this error : "event not found"

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ryancdotorg commented Jun 14, 2022

Invalid rushwallet url fragment

You didn't include the !.

event not found

That's an error from your shell, probably because you need to quote the fragment including the !.

@Connalgmit
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I have included ! at the end, does not work unfortunately. Just for a test, I created a rush wallet here - https://rw.rubixapps.com/#CK4s3HMg1Ro2BSYq0yKNIVgMxuBY9n!6791dc865d

Password is Test123

Same problem however, invalid rush wallet fragment

@ryancdotorg
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ryancdotorg commented Jun 15, 2022

Looking at this, I do believe they modified the algorithm: https://rw.rubixapps.com/app.js?v=15

@ryancdotorg ryancdotorg reopened this Jun 15, 2022
@Connalgmit
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Have tried it both ways, without the characters after !.

They stopped support in 2018, that site is a sort of legacy site, I wouldn't really trust it.

I have my URL but unfortunately don't have the password. I got the old website from the internet achieve, saved offline version and have been trying it there, with internet explorer.

@Connalgmit
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Maybe they updated it prior to going out of business. Thanks for your help, I may have to try brute force the password another way.

@ryancdotorg
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I checked the code again, it should be working.

Can you please provide the exact command line you're using, with the each character after the ! replaced with 0, and the characters before replaced with X? Or, if it's simply a test run, I suppose you can share as-is.

My code doesn't care how many characters are before the !, but requires exactly 10 hex digits after, which is what I see the current code doing.

@Connalgmit
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./brainflayer -t rush -r CK4s3HMg1Ro2BSYq0yKNIVgMxuBY9n!6791dc865d

./brainflayer -t rush -r CK4s3HMg1Ro2BSYq0yKNIVgMxuBY9n!

./brainflayer -t rush -r 6791dc865d

./brainflayer -t rush -r "CK4s3HMg1Ro2BSYq0yKNIVgMxuBY9n!6791dc865d"

Have tried all those variations

@Connalgmit
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Im getting "-bash: !6791: event not found" with 10 after the !

@ryancdotorg
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use single quotes instead of double quotes

@ryancdotorg
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ryanc@penguin:~/code$ echo "CK4s3HMg1Ro2BSYq0yKNIVgMxuBY9n!6791dc865d"
-bash: !6791: event not found
ryanc@penguin:~/code$ echo 'CK4s3HMg1Ro2BSYq0yKNIVgMxuBY9n!6791dc865d'
CK4s3HMg1Ro2BSYq0yKNIVgMxuBY9n!6791dc865d

@ryancdotorg
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in bash, double quotes interpolate some metacharacters, whereas single quotes do not

@Connalgmit
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The command runs but just freezes, have left it for over an hour, nothing happening, using an aws instance
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@ryancdotorg
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It doesn't output status information unless you pass -v.

@Connalgmit
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still the same
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kenorb commented Jun 16, 2022

still the same

You need to specify the input file (-i) or pass the content from the stdin.

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kenorb commented Jun 16, 2022

$ seq 1 100 | ./brainflayer -t rush -r 'CK4s3HMg1Ro2BSYq0yKNIVgMxuBY9n!6791dc865d' -v
input2priv failed! continuing...
input2priv failed! continuing...
...
08f66ebc7de5d3227c5b0e7c45f082c5a5f40190:u:rush:99
169f400ac968dabcf3395fccb6830c83653ea143:c:rush:99
146faf7aef5ca19f48e1125e625b2303bee9cf55:u:rush:100
8ebc0cf96aa5ae72f92a64e15a35076c8c7b8660:c:rush:100
 rate:   2521.11 p/s found:     0/100        elapsed:    0.040 s

$ echo 12345 | ./brainflayer -t rush -r 'CK4s3HMg1Ro2BSYq0yKNIVgMxuBY9n!6791dc865d' -b example.blf -v
Loading... example.blf... 
input2priv failed! continuing...
 rate:      1.99 p/s found:     0/1          elapsed:    0.502 s

Despite that, it doesn't work for me either (it reads failed and printing all the keys). It's still failed when specified the bloom filter. Probably the checksum doesn't match. Same when created a new one.

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