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I can't seem to get this to work either... I compiled libsecp256k1 using the .sh in the contrib folder as advised and then copied the .dll and the .so that...

Turns out that: `sudo apt-get install gcc-mingw-w64` Is a "good idea"™ if you're building this outside of the build-wine docker "fresh_clone" thing ;) Not sure why it didn't complain and...

Unfortunately, if you only have the .cipher files (which as you've correctly stated are encrypted versions of existing backup files created when a password is added to the wallet), then...

And done ;) Give the new "decrypt_multibit_classic_wallet_cipher.py" script a try... Address for bounty: 32r7Kra9m5Bepqzrgkop7qNSP4wQGzKieL

Very curious, it would appear that the "output" in one of the unspent transactions is not what the script is expecting. Specifically, it is failing when attempting to extract the...

AWESOME... thanks for the output! That is exactly what I needed. Ok... so looking at that, it seems the code is not handling a certain type of transaction correctly... it...

which version of multibit are you running? and can you provide one of the newly created, empty encrypted .key files (and password) as well so that I can inspect/test it?

Just out of curiousity... if you open the .key file in a text editor... does it begin with the text "U2F" or something else? The "not a .key file" error...

And what happens if you create a new empty wallet in MultiBit Classic... and export the .key file... does it give "wingdings" or does it decrypt successfully? If a new...

Does this commit also factor in P2WPKH-P2SH addresses when generating the address database? my understanding of the code here: https://github.com/gurnec/btcrecover/blob/master/btcrecover/addressset.py#L386-L389 ``` # If this is a P2PKH script (OP_DUP OP_HASH160...