How to decrypt Bitwarden's data.json 08-28-2022, 08:16 PM
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If you are using Bitwarden, and you have misplaced your password, here is a tool that should interest you. It is a Python script capable of brute-forcing a Bitwarden password.
Here is the github link :
https://github.com/S3cur3Th1sSh1t/BitwardenDecryptBrute
It's a modified version of BitwardenDecrypt that simply adds wordlist support.
For this to work you must first have a client installed locally on your machine in order to retrieve the data.json file that contains all your encrypted passwords.
And as it works in brute force with or without wordlist, it will take a lot of time. So you need to have a good machine and your Bitwarden password should be short enough and not too complex.
In short, that's a lot of "ifs"... But you never know. In case you forget your password, it can help you out.
And once the password is broken, the BitwardenDecryptBrute tool will go and write all the users/passwords contained in Bitwarden in a json file.
Here is the github link :
https://github.com/S3cur3Th1sSh1t/BitwardenDecryptBrute
It's a modified version of BitwardenDecrypt that simply adds wordlist support.
For this to work you must first have a client installed locally on your machine in order to retrieve the data.json file that contains all your encrypted passwords.
And as it works in brute force with or without wordlist, it will take a lot of time. So you need to have a good machine and your Bitwarden password should be short enough and not too complex.
In short, that's a lot of "ifs"... But you never know. In case you forget your password, it can help you out.
And once the password is broken, the BitwardenDecryptBrute tool will go and write all the users/passwords contained in Bitwarden in a json file.




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