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Author: Admin | 2025-04-28
1 > aaaa aa aaa aaaaaaaa aaaa aaa aaaaaaa 1 > aaaa aa aaa aaaaaaaa aaaa aaa 1 > aaaa aa aaa aaaaaaaa aaaa 1 > aaaa aa aaa aaaaaaaa 1 > aaaa aa aaa aaaaaa 1 > aaaa aa aaa aaaa aaa aa aaa aaaaaaaaa 1 > aaaa aa aaa aaaa aaa aa aaa aaaaaaaa 1 > aaaa aa aaa aaaa aaa aa aaa aaaaaa 1 > aaaa aa aaa aaaa aaa aa aaa aaaaProbably not much practical use - even if filtered using this mapping the brute force search space would still be impossibly large - but it's interesting... almightyruler Legendary Offline Activity: 2296 Merit: 1092 I wrote a program to create a simple mapping for the brainwallet passphrases I've cracked. Here are the most common mappings.A=capital lettera=lowercase letterd=digitp=punctuation?=otherI assume this mapping is mainly based on the brute-force method used: I assume it didn't search for just random strings, so for example ??d?pa???A? doesn't show up becasue it was never found!Am I right?It's a mapping of passphrases that were already found (by other methods). Really just a visualization of what was previously discovered.The other mapping characters do appear lower in the list:... 4 > AAAAAAAAAd 4 > ?????????? 4 > ?????????... 2 > a aaaa ?? aaaaa aaaa... 1 > pppAaaa aaaaa pppAaaaappp pa??a??a??a??a??p 1 > Aa aaa aaaappp ???p??d??p??? pp???The latter mapping represents the passphrase "To the moon!!! ┗(°0°)┛ ..○" -> https://www.blockchain.com/btc/address/18vqVNQi9fobKZcJWCjZNoDzBxronENfZr odolvlobo Legendary Offline Activity: 4592 Merit: 3538 I assume this mapping is mainly based on
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