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I can't check it #147
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hello add hash160 to the.hex file and then it will find |
it worked! I used 003e546d0acc0de5aa3d66d7a920900ecbc66c20314648aa13 instead of 3e546d0acc0de5aa3d66d7a920900ecbc66c2031 |
I have a same problem, HELP!!! P.S. i have perl convertors to hash for big .txt files (i check on 1.4G) I installed Ghex, saw after the hash point, remove it, again converted into .blf and again run brainflayer, but again - not found (((HELP PLEASE Also, i used hashes |
check in what format words.txt must be UTF-8 Unix(LF)! |
"depart bridge doll keen kid winter bus option thank tank expect grief" "password"
"depart bridge doll keen kid winter bus option thank tank expect grief" "password" |
Hi, I wanted to test the program and added a passphrase "password".
16ga2uqnF1NqpAuQeeg7sTCAdtDUwDyJav(uncomressed) and 16qVRutZ7rZuPx7NMtapvZorWYjyaME2Ue(compressed) translated to .hex and made bloom filter.
But the brainflayer didn't find a match, what did I do wrong?
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