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Tool for trying to find a typo in the Wasabi wallet password

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Install:

Get The Requirements

  1. Get Git: https://git-scm.com/downloads
  2. Get .NET Core 2.2 SDK: https://www.microsoft.com/net/download

Get and build this software from source code

git clone https://github.com/lontivero/WasabiPasswordFinder.git

Usage

Usage: dotnet run [OPTIONS]+

Options:
  -x, --password=VALUE       The password you thought you typed
  -s, --secret=VALUE         The secret from your .json file 
                               (EncryptedSecret).
  -o, --ofile=VALUE          Output file
  -t, --tc=VALUE             Test to perform 
                               	-t shift_test
                               	-t single_char_test
  -H                         Show Help
  -d                         Debug logging

You can find your encryptedSecret in your Wallet.json file, that you have previously created with Wasabi.

Example: 
  password: badpassword
  "EncryptedSecret": "6PYLGPcpMGHPDz1DHAFGn94f8dEZ9YjMz6LyJyRqTYuZqHZU8xyfJjskK9"

  dotnet run -s 6PYLGPcpMGHPDz1DHAFGn94f8dEZ9YjMz6LyJyRqTYuZqHZU8xyfJjskK9 -p baDpAssword -t shift_test

NOTE

This process is rather slow and CPU heavy. Even for a 10 chars length password it can take significant time to run and finding the error is not warranted in any case. Please review the code before running it.

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