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so the question is about btc privatekey recovery . Is there any way to recover/re calculate privatekey using these details :

SHA-256 RipeMD-160 public key public address rsz signatures ( non-identical R ) scriptsig asm & hex ...

Dion Winbush
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No, there is no way to recover a private key using only the data generated from it. If there were, Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies would instantly collapse.

If you have a seed phrase (AKA wallet recovery phrase), you can re-generate the private key from that phrase.

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RedGrittyBrick
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  • is there anyother option for us to know the type of that passphrase i.e : length: 12 alphanumeric etc ... or can we get passphrase using those details ? – Dion Winbush Aug 31 '18 at 22:36
  • @Dion, No you cannot calculate the passphrase or anything about it from the details you mentioned. The best you can do is make guesses based on the sorts of passphrases or passwords used by the person who created it. You can often find software to assist in trying guesses but it may take months or years with minimal prospect of success. As you know, a passphrase is a completely different thing from a private-key and serves a different purpose. – RedGrittyBrick Sep 02 '18 at 16:15
  • can you give me the links of that softwares which can helps me in guessing the passphrase . – Dion Winbush Sep 03 '18 at 21:58
  • @Dion: https://bitcoin.stackexchange.com/q/3313/13866 – RedGrittyBrick Sep 04 '18 at 11:16
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You can "recover" it with your seed if you have one, otherwise you need to brute-force your private key from one of your public keys which is nearly impossible.

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