📝Mnemonic
Cryptofuzz Example script for Recovery and Hunting Crypto Wallet from Mnemonic Passphrase
Generating and Converting Cryptographic Keys with CryptoFuzz
In this guide, we'll explore how to use the CryptoFuzz library in Python for generating mnemonic phrases and converting them into various cryptographic formats. This process is crucial for cryptographic operations such as creating secure wallets for cryptocurrencies.
Generate a Mnemonic Phrase
A mnemonic phrase, which can serve as a backup for crypto-wallets, is generated as follows:
This generates a 12-word mnemonic phrase.
Convert Mnemonic To Various Formats
Once you have a mnemonic, it can be converted into multiple formats for different uses:
Seed Bytes: For generating deterministic keys.
Private Key (Hex Format): Essential for transactions in hex format.
WIF (Wallet Import Format): Compressed and uncompressed formats for importing keys.
Decimal Number & Binary: Representations of mnemonic.
xprv & xpub: Extended keys for hierarchical deterministic wallets.
Addresses: Compressed and uncompressed Bitcoin addresses.
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