A script to steal Ether from wallets suffering from insufficient entropy during key generation.
At a high level, this script does the following:
- Pulls entropy from all files in a given directory (normally pointed to a wordlist directory like Kali's '/usr/share/wordlists/')
- Creates an Ethereum wallet from each unit of entropy
- Saves the public and private keys of this new wallet into a CSV file for future use
- Checks the balance of the new wallet
- If the balance is greater than zero, transfers the balance to our predefined wallet
- Unlimited entropy inputs
- Multiple permutation attempts per entropy input
- Dynamic fee generation (with changeable margin of safety) to ensure your transaction goes through
- Reporting of all generated keypairs into user-specified file
- Granular verbosity settings
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sudo apt install python3-pip -
pip3 install os sys csv configparser web3 eth_utils eth_account -
python3 ethereum-wallet-cracker.py
- Add more comprehensive permutations
- main(), tempLine > maxByteLength - do every maxByteLength-length permutation of tempLine
- main(), maxByteLength else - do every permutation of padding (1L-255R, 2L-254R, 3L-253R, etc)
- Check for any ERC tokens, not just Ether specifically
- Check if this address ever had coins in it and if they were previously moved
- Generate mnemonic phrases for secondary fuzzing - https://github.com/de-centralized-systems/python-bip39/
I don't usually check open issues on this repo. If you need hands-on help, contact me @Keewenaw on Telegram, LinkedIn, or here on GitHub. I'm happy to work with you to, for a fee, customize the script or provide you with white-glove consulting solutions for recovering the private key to your own Ethereum wallet.