Christopher Gurnee

Long story short, do this: ``` python seedrecover.py --wallet wallet --big-typos 2 --mnemonic-length 13 --no-dupchecks --btcr-args --max-typos-swap 0 --max-typos-replaceword 0 ``` It's a bit of a hack, but it should...

> I don't want to try new words, rather reorder them. I'm not sure I understand. You'd need to try adding at least _one_ word; the chances that your seed...

It refers to the amount of [key stretching](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Key_stretching) that was used when the wallet's password was last changed. The higher the number, the more difficult it is to use brute-force...

You didn't miss it, there's currently no GPU support for Blockchain.info wallets. (It is on the list though.) You may want to take a look at [John the Ripper](https://github.com/magnumripper/JohnTheRipper/), it...

It's not supported via the simple GUI, but as you found it's supported via the command line (if I'm right about the BIP32 path, which I may not be). You...

At least at the moment, seedrecover has no Segwit support. Even had you send funds out, seedrecover still couldn't currently help. It is on the list to implement... but if...

First off, I should apologize for not having this documented sooner, but please read [the warning here](https://github.com/gurnec/btcrecover/blob/master/docs/Extract_Scripts.md#usage-for-multibit-classic) which I just added. I also just updated btcrecover so that it generates...

Yup, this is exactly the problem! When you decrypt something with the wrong key, the result is completely random, that's just how good encryption algorithms like AES work. It may...

Thanks again, @kost123. As he said, if you intentionally changed some of the command-line arguments to test different typos, you must delete progress.sav to start testing from the beginning. If...

btcrecover requires a version of Python 2.7.x, it will not run with Python 3. It's hard for me to imagine an operating system which *only* has Python 3 available for...