Wallet logins inside possibly.

Secureaccess v3.02 can be bruteforced.

I have tryed with passware kit but i dont have full version to gain full power.

You gotta know how, bcs i dont.

I got possible passwords but they dont work

Since you posted this thread on services section, you probably should mention some things in advance such as
1. What is the amount of money, amount of Bitcoin or percentage you're willing to give on successful brute-force.
2. What would happen if brute-force success, but it turns out the storage drive doesn't contain any Bitcoin wallet, recovery words or private key?


In this case, i would also suggest to make raw copy of whole flash drive, since who knows how the encryption actually works. It can be done with software such as "HDD Raw Copy Tool" on Windows.

If the data is important, make a copy of the files before trying anything. You could check whether the vulnerability in that version has a documented recovery method. Be careful with anyone asking you to upload the files or share sensitive information, especially if there might be Bitcoin wallets inside.

FYI, Hashcat can handle ENCsecurity Datavault formats. Issue #3467, the link shared above, was closed because Hashcat has added support. Modes 29930 and 29940 are for different Datavault variants. So that link above is no longer an unresolved issue.

John the Ripper also supports this format. See encdatavault2john.py in the JtR repo, which will grab the hash or hashes from a SecureAccess/ENC vault, which can then be used with various JtR password recovery modes.

If you want to know more about how this works and how to brute-force this encryption, there is a technical presentation from 2021 here:

There is a chance you may want or need to use a product like Passware Kit 2024 v3, which added GPU-accelerated password cracking for SanDisk PrivateAccess, SecureAccess and ENC Vault. But again, since the above freeware and open-source products can do this, whether it would be worth paying for a product like this would depend on your situation, such as the passwords you're hoping to recover and the hardware you have available for recovery.


I got this information from these links.

https://hashcat.net/hashcat/
https://www.forensicfocus.com/news/decrypt-sandisk-usb-drives-with-passware-kit-2024-v3/
https://github.com/hashcat/hashcat/issues/3467

Even though SanDisk SecureAccess v3.02 has vulnerabilithy, bypassing AES 128 encryption is not possible.

Anyway, you yourself are saying, there might be bitcoin inside. Why would anyone legitimate waste their private tool, money and valuable time on an uncertain file! IDK
If someone does contact you, be 99% sure they will make off with your sensitive data.

Best of all, if you have any specific clue, you can create your custom wordlist and rule with Hashcat. As some people already said, try Hashcat with combination of passwords you used before. There will be no choice but to give up hope of getting your funds by handover file to any third party on this forum.


If his password long or complex then brute force attack using any typical laptop or desktop could take centuries to succeed.