Cryptomator for Linux, version 1.5.15. Have been leaning into the password box for days, manually repeated too many itterations most likely and began feeling defeated. If there were some script to streamline the process, I could generate a wordlist with a good chance of unlocking my vault. Unfortun…

I’ve implemented a tool that avoids unnecessary work and makes use of all available CPU cores. Will be published tomorrow. Approx 20 guesses per second on a 2020 MacBook with 2.0 GHz i5 Ice Lake CPU. Update: Here is a first usable version: [image] cryptomator/cracker Brute Force Tool …

Hey and welcome to the Cryptomator Community :slightly_smiling_face:, [image] Fisher: If there were some script to streamline the process, I could generate a wordlist with a good chance of unlocking my vault. Maybe you can work with the CLI version of Cryptomator: [image] GitHub - …

[image] SailReal: Maybe you can work with the CLI version of Cryptomator: [image] github.com cryptomator/cli Cryptomator Command-Line Interface. Contribute to cryptomator/cli development by creating an account on GitHub. Hello, nice that I got a response. :slight_smile: It’s ok if it tak…

[image] Fisher: Could cryptomator-cli be fed a list of possible matches against a cryptomator.masterkey file? Not that I’m aware of because this tool is designed to mount a vault to which you actually know the password but you could create a shell script and do something like divide and conqu…

That sounds like a solution, in theory. I don’t know how to give life to a script with that function. How would I let each of them try to unlock the “masterkey” file? Sorry for leading you in a goose chase, but I have never writen a script in my life.

@SailReal @overheadhunter Can one of you please help me here. I don’t need someone to do it for me, or write me a script. Point me in the right direction, that’s about it. [image] SailReal: you could create a shell script and do something like divide and conquer: … A script that calls onto …

From [image] Fisher: I have never writen a script in my life. and [image] Fisher: Point me in the right direction, that’s about it. I have an idea where you need to start. Under >this link< you find enough resources with which you will be able to achieve your goal.

Really funny, did you come up with it all by yourself? Embarrassing this forum to make a lazy joke instead of being helpful. The lenghts you went not to give me a straight answer, why even bother to comment? Try and be nicer to people sometimes. Just because I can’t write a script doesn’t mean I la…

Sigh, I’m sorry for the cheap joke. You are in a difficult situation, i understand, but you also don’t want to put effort into solving it. From my personal view, every one can follow instructions, there is nothing difficult about it. In your case there is no manual, documentation or wiki entry you…

[image] infeo: Sigh, I’m sorry for the cheap joke. You are in a difficult situation, i understand, but you also don’t want to put effort into solving it. It’s good that you understand where I’m coming from, but I have dedicated effort with many variables and combinations over several days. T…

I don’t think you would get anywhere with hashcat, see: https://hashcat.net/forum/thread-7725.html I vaguely remember that there was indeed a user that was in a similar situation and tried to brute-force his password. But that’s so long ago and I don’t know if we have any scripts anymore that we ca…

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