Bruteforce ECDSA [ RAT Spy Recovery Tool]

Description

Bruteforce ECDSA [ RAT Spy Recovery Tool]

Do not ask questions about how to configure or use the software if you are a newbie, dont buy this.

I’m not responsible for improper use of the code contained in these repositories. This code is mostly proof of concept and it has been shared only for security research purpose to integrate a related article. No support will be provided.

LIMITATIONS

 The  program  currently only works on unix-like POSIX systems (e.g. GNU/Linux).  Different         versions of BerkeleyDB are usually not compatible with each  other.   Therefore,  for  the         program to work, you will have to check that the BerkeleyDB version you are using can read         the databases created by the BerkeleyDB version your wallet was created with.

EXAMPLES

Try to find the password of  an  encrypted  wallet  file  using  4  threads,  trying  only         passwords with 5 characters:               $ bruteforce-wallet -t 4 -l 5 -m 5 wallet.dat           Try  to  find  the  password  of  an  encrypted  wallet  file using 8 threads, trying only         passwords with 5 to 10 characters beginning with "W4l" and ending with "z":               $ bruteforce-wallet -t 8 -l 5 -m 10 -b "W4l" -e "z" wallet.dat           Try to find the password of  an  encrypted  wallet  file  using  8  threads,  trying  only         passwords with 10 characters using the character set "P情8ŭ":               $ bruteforce-wallet -t 8 -l 10 -m 10 -s "P情8ŭ" wallet.dat           Try to find the password of an encrypted wallet file using 6 threads, trying the passwords         contained in a dictionary file:               $ bruteforce-wallet -t 6 -f dictionary.txt wallet.dat           Print progress info:               $ pkill -USR1 -f bruteforce-wallet           Print progress info every 30 seconds:               $ bruteforce-wallet -t 6 -f dictionary.txt -v 30 wallet.dat           Save/restore state between sessions:               $ bruteforce-wallet -t 6 -f dictionary.txt -w state.txt wallet.dat               (Let the program run for a few minutes and stop it)               $ bruteforce-wallet -t 6 -w state.txt wallet.dat