For an idea of what this process involves, check out this chapter of a btcrecover video tutorial. Specifically, it has functionality that automates the process of trying lots of different variations of a password. If you have an idea of what your password was, but can't quite remember, you might want to try using btcrecover, a tool designed to help people manage and recover cryptographic keys. You may be able to recover it using this process, so long as you know the password. If you imported an SRP into MetaMask, and "lost" the SRP you had in MetaMask previously, that old SRP's vault file may still be on your system. You can decrypt each one, so long as you know its corresponding password. If you have imported multiple SRPs into MetaMask on this system-and many of us have-you may have multiple vault files. If you do try to decrypt a file that's not a vault, this will be the result: ![]() If it is a larger number, it is not the vault: In that folder you'll see a file called 000003.ldb or something similar- the specific number may differ, but it should be a low numerical value, like 000005 or 000004.
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