[Name]
Ethereum Wallet Cracker

[Version]
1.2.0

[Homepage]
https://github.com/mrudnitsky/ethereum-wallet-cracker/
https://pypi.org/project/ethereum-wallet-cracker/

[Download]
https://github.com/mrudnitsky/ethereum-wallet-cracker/releases/tag/1.2.0
https://pypi.org/project/ethereum-wallet-cracker/

[Author]
Mark Rudnitsky

[Licence]
GPLv3

[Description]
A script to steal Ether from wallets suffering from insufficient entropy during key generation.

At a high level, this script does the following:

• Pulls entropy from all files in a given directory (normally pointed to a wordlist directory like Kali's '/usr/share/wordlists/')
• Creates an Ethereum wallet from each unit of entropy
• Saves the public and private keys of this new wallet into a CSV file for future use
• Checks the balance of the new wallet
• If the balance is greater than zero, transfers the balance to our predefined wallet

[Dependencies]
pip packages as follows:
eth_account>=0.5.8
eth_utils>=1.10.0
web3>=5.29.2

[Similar tools]
Address generation (without security analysis) (GitHub): SjorsO/keys-generator, bokub/vanity-eth
Ethereum security (without entropy checks) (GitHub): muellerberndt/scrooge-mcetherface, cleanunicorn/Theo, palkeo/pakala

[Activity]
Project start date: June 27, 2022
Actively being deployed: Yes

[How to install]
Preferred - release page on Github (https://github.com/mrudnitsky/ethereum-wallet-cracker/releases)
Backup - 'pip install ethereum-wallet-cracker'

[How to use]
'python3 ethereum-wallet-cracker.py' is the only command needed.

Upon first execution, the app will walk the user through setting configuration variables. Users will need to manually specify a recipient wallet address, an Infura API key, and the source of entropy (usually a directory of wordlists like Kali's /usr/share/wordlists), among other items. All other times, the program is set-and-forget, excellent for running in tmux or as a background process.

[Packaged]
If Debian can run Python 3 and use pip, no packaging is required. It's a single Python script file.