I guess you could keep the disk around for the highly unlikely event that some
fatal exploit is discovered that would be applicable here. It's probably better
to pretend it never existed, though, for the time being.
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I guess you could keep the disk around for the highly unlikely event that some
fatal exploit is discovered that would apply to it. It's probably better to
pretend it never existed, though, for the time being.
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Everything was on that computer. I’ll give it a while to try to figure it out.
If I can’t get in it I’ll just wipe it all and try to forget about it. As most
of you knot btc has risen to a ridiculous amount. Considering what I paid for
the btc I have on this computer and the profit I’d have
Well...at that point you should get used to the fact that the btc are
lost.Depending on the Amount, it would be most likely more expensive
bruteforcing it.
Are you absolutely sure you dont have your wallet-seed somewhere?
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On Sunday, November 19, 2017 1:29:03 PM UTC tbennett1...@gmail.com wrote:
> I have no idea the order any of it was put in
You can still try to bruteforce it, but I would start getting used to the fact
that the contents of this drive are lost for good.
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I have no idea the order any of it was put in
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If you remember it that specific, you probably know at least parts of the
password? Otherwise, it would be almost impossible to bruteforce such a long
Password.
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