Programmed in Python3 | PySimpleGUI
Code Generates valid Bitcoin addresses/private keys derived from 12 or 24 BIP39 Mnemonic Words and compares to a database text file containing Bitcoin Wallet Addresses with Balances (file: data-base updated 05/2023 with Wallets holding > 1 BTC)
If the PySimpleGUI window crashes to Desktop (CTD) when you start - then you need to enable legacy ssl as detailed here: https://github.com/andrewpayne68/openssl-fix
git clone https://github.com/andrewpayne68/Bitcoin-wallet-cracker.git
cd Bitcoin-wallet-cracker && pip3 install -r requirements.txt && sudo apt install python3-tk -y
python3 bc.py
Although this project can be used maliciously, it is simply an exploration into the Bitcoin protocol and advanced encryption and hashing techniques using Python.
Address with balance is saved in win.txt file
address: 17wd8bTwMPYfbo6YwmTFU4xH4hDkd13ATZ
private key: 0651863bf5d902262b17c4621ec340544ff016752543d99a92d7d22872d8a455
WIF private key: 5Hs4yg5HYcAmS97UPgmj54V6Lvmv1yKf4yGWs4qcwkWjB5FFnaz
public key: 040577b1aa3256fed819174b1e6557d4b269f42e383df393b1e8a4c6b9d117994
bc476304738fb948cec05a5d17d0fe6f996e7ec0b4a8e2853e41d6657f3f41e33
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