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@Drax4545 @WiseMonkeyX Also, how does(?) this differ from #5331?

@Drax4545 Thank you. Can you please e-mail me at [email protected] and we'll take further discussion from there (I may add CC: as necessary)? In general, we don't have full cost...

As I now understand from an e-mail discussion, we're now getting 100% false negatives for v0 and v1 formats, so people end up wasting time and compute resources. Maybe before...

Also reported to hashcat: https://github.com/hashcat/hashcat/issues/3814

@WiseMonkeyX What's the password for the test `wallet.aes.zip` you posted here? I assume it is in fact a test wallet with known password and no funds, right? Edit: Oh, sorry,...

> a pre-generated protobuf parser in `protobuf/wallet_pb2.py`. I wonder if we should sync this with upstream once in a while. This file is now `btcrecover/bitcoinj_pb2.py` upstream Our version has a...

> a pre-generated protobuf parser in `protobuf/wallet_pb2.py`. I wonder if we should sync this with upstream once in a while. This file is now `btcrecover/bitcoinj_pb2.py` upstream Another observation is our...

> The best idea I have is to require that the file size be a multiple of 16 (AES block size) and maybe that it's also in a reasonable range...

> Hashcat has one mentioned in [hashcat/hashcat#3637](https://github.com/hashcat/hashcat/pull/3637) just now. The entropy testing code they mention is in the kernels, so not in Python. Should be easy to translate or write...

> `$multibit$1` are essentially `openssl enc` with MD5 and AES-256. Unfortunately, there's a lot of potential for tools' misuse and user confusion here: if `multibit2john.py` is run on other `openssl...