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phantom_pwn - Phantom Vault Extractor & Decryptor

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    ar7s
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    Hey my ffriend! thanks for that tool, you are awesome. Can you please help me a little bit? i have done almost everything but im not sure if i need to know my password in order to unlock the wallet or to recover the seed phrse.

    thanks in advance

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      hey there, where can i dm you

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        hey there, where can i dm you

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        @ar7s DM sent.

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          rickyc2024
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          @cyclone I wanted to speak with you about your vault decryptors. I am currently working on a vault decryptor for solflare wallet but I have had some issues with decrypting the vault data with secretbox as it dosen't seem to be encrypted with the wallet password. Can we speak in dms?

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            I also noticed that the structure of solflare vault data is almost identical to the structure of phantom but it doesn't seem to be using the wallet password.

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              @cyclone I wanted to speak with you about your vault decryptors. I am currently working on a vault decryptor for solflare wallet but I have had some issues with decrypting the vault data with secretbox as it dosen't seem to be encrypted with the wallet password. Can we speak in dms?

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              @rickyc2024 DM sent.

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                Hi! thank you so much for this. I am super beginner, only started code with the help of claude recently...

                I am trying to crack my own phantom wallet that I forgot the password (didn't write down the seed phrases... ). I have some clue on certain words that the password may contain (not sure either, but trying)

                do I need both decryptor and extractor or just decryptor?

                I managed to install GO and created exe file for windows (go build?) but when I tried with Key.txt (extracted from wallet), it didn't work..
                (I tested on the phantom wallet which I know the password of, and used a random word list with the actual pass word inside) Any idea why this would be the case? Thanks so much!

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                  Hi! thank you so much for this. I am super beginner, only started code with the help of claude recently...

                  I am trying to crack my own phantom wallet that I forgot the password (didn't write down the seed phrases... ). I have some clue on certain words that the password may contain (not sure either, but trying)

                  do I need both decryptor and extractor or just decryptor?

                  I managed to install GO and created exe file for windows (go build?) but when I tried with Key.txt (extracted from wallet), it didn't work..
                  (I tested on the phantom wallet which I know the password of, and used a random word list with the actual pass word inside) Any idea why this would be the case? Thanks so much!

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                  @shinexyz You'll need to first run phantom_extractor to extract the vault hash, then run phantom_decryptor with that hash and wordlist containing password candidates. Try cracking the example hash first to verify you've got everything figured out and working.

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                    Hi I saw this post from github
                    @cyclone , could you tell me about this project?
                    Can I recover my seed or password?

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                      Hi I saw this post from github
                      @cyclone , could you tell me about this project?
                      Can I recover my seed or password?

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                      @pavmojer
                      Phantom crypto wallet passwords recoverable with my phantom_pwn toolset. The seed phrase is also recoverable once the password has been recovered, but is a multi-step process as described on my GitHub writeup.

                      Read through this GitHub issue (walkthrough) and DM me if you run into any snags.
                      https://github.com/cyclone-github/phantom_pwn/issues/14#issuecomment-2613081472

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