dockerpyethrecover

• Dockerfile to run Py3ethrecovery with Python 2 or 3.

Requirements:

• Linux
• Docker

Run Demo

• Clone the repository. https://github.com/marsante/dockerpyethrecover.git
• Open a terminal in the directory of the version of your choice. Run : docker build --rm -f -t dockerpyethrecover:latest .
• Then, run the image with a custom command (you can find below) like this : docker run --rm -it dockerpyethrecover:latest python COMMAND
• Example : run --rm -it dockerpyethrecover:latest python py3ethrecover.py -p UTC--2017-07-12T00-06-42.772050600Z--f5751c906091b98be2a6be5ce42c573d704aedab -w wordlist_01.txt

Commands

1. python generating.py -h #wordlist generator

   • -h # help
   • -s any,words # comma separated words
   • -v file # words from file separated by comma
   • -a # generate from ascii table
   • -min number # specify minimal generated word length
   • -max number # specify maximal generated word length

2. python py3ethrecover.py #eth wallet password tester

   • -h # help
   • -p file # keystore ethereum wallet file
   • -z file # starting words separated by line
   • -k file # ending words separated by line
   • -v N # number of threads of jobs
   • -w file # wordlist file
   • -b arg # bruteforce type
     • ASCII # whole ascii table
     • whatever char by char eg. 1234567890 or @#!$%^&*(
   • -d N # bruteforce character leght

Uploaded test dummy wallet for test purposes, password:

theAnswerToLifeUniverseAndEverythingIs42

Examples generating.py:

makes all possible combinations of words separated by comma.

python generating.py -s "first,second,third"

makes all possible combinations of words inside file input.txt separated by comma.

python generating.py -v input.txt

makes all possible combinations of numbers 1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9,0 with minimal length 8. less length size is skipped.

python generating.py -min 8 -s "1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9,0"

makes all possible combinations of numbers 1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9,0 with maximal length 4, more length size is skipped.

python generating.py -max 4 -s "1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9,0"

• generated wordlist will be in same directory with name wordlist_01.txt.
• When wordlist reach maximum file size 50MB then new file will be created with next name wordlist_02.txt

Examples py3ethrecover.py:

bruteforce numbers from 0 to 9 with size of 2

python py3ethrecover.py -p UTC--2017-07-12T00-06-42.772050600Z--f5751c906091b98be2a6be5ce42c573d704aedab -b 1234567890 -d 2

bruteforce @#! with size of 3

python py3ethrecover.py -p UTC--2017-07-12T00-06-42.772050600Z--f5751c906091b98be2a6be5ce42c573d704aedab -b @#! -d 3

bruteforce whole ASCII table with size of 4

python py3ethrecover.py -p UTC--2017-07-12T00-06-42.772050600Z--f5751c906091b98be2a6be5ce42c573d704aedab -b ASCII -d 4

bruteforce numbers from 0 to 9 with size of 2 and starting words from file start.txt separated by lines

python py3ethrecover.py -p UTC--2017-07-12T00-06-42.772050600Z--f5751c906091b98be2a6be5ce42c573d704aedab -b 1234567890 -d 2 -z start.txt

bruteforce numbers from 0 to 9 with size of 4 and ending words from file end.txt separated by lines

python py3ethrecover.py -p UTC--2017-07-12T00-06-42.772050600Z--f5751c906091b98be2a6be5ce42c573d704aedab -b 1234567890 -d 2 -k end.txt

use words from wordlist generated by generating.py

python py3ethrecover.py -p UTC--2017-07-12T00-06-42.772050600Z--f5751c906091b98be2a6be5ce42c573d704aedab -w wordlist_01.txt

use starting words from file start.txt and words from wordlist generated by generating.py

python py3ethrecover.py -p UTC--2017-07-12T00-06-42.772050600Z--f5751c906091b98be2a6be5ce42c573d704aedab -z start.txt -w wordlist_01.txt

use words from wordlist generated by generating.py and ending words from file end.txt

python py3ethrecover.py -p UTC--2017-07-12T00-06-42.772050600Z--f5751c906091b98be2a6be5ce42c573d704aedab -w wordlist_01.txt -k end.txt

Run your file on the container

After you have built the demo image, create a directory on your home directory for example, and clone sources files.

mkdir /home/data
cd data
git clone https://github.com/marsante/py3ethrecover.git .

• add your custom files, like input.txt or wordlist_01.txt or you wallet key on the directory.
• Open a terminal in the directory then, run container with custom file : docker run --rm --volume=/home/data:/home/app -it dockerpyethrecover:latest python COMMAND
• You can find all files generated by the container in /home/data in this example.