support for repeated use with script and list of passwords

[JoshBeckmann]

Thanks for making this tool. I have a bitwarden vault of mine I'm trying to decrypt. I'd like to be able to use this script to try a csv of my potential passwords. I'm a beginning programmer. Can you suggest a way to use your tool like this? I'd like to use windows, but I could use ubuntu if necessary. I reviewed your code, but I wasn't able to follow it easily. (My limitation- not yours.)

Thanks again,
Josh

[GurpreetKang]

Can you elaborate a little more about what you are trying to do? Do you have a CSV file containing only potential passwords? Currently BitwardenDecrypt is interactive (it prompts you for the password) but could be easily modified to input a password as a command line argument passed by another script. Though this would be a one-off for your purpose, as I don't see a good use case for it to be available for everyone.

You would need another script that:

• reads a potential password from csv file
• calls BitwardenDecrypt with potential password
• checks exit code
• if not 0, try next potential password

BitwardenDecrypt runs fine on Windows, you just need to have Python 3 installed.

[JoshBeckmann]

Appreciated. I'll see what I can do. Thanks again!

[JoshBeckmann]

I had good luck using autohotkey and programming a script that ran in the windows command line. This approach allowed me to open my own vault by testing about 10k combinations. Thanks for your help!

[GurpreetKang]

So you managed to decrypt your vault?

[JoshBeckmann]

I did. Your tool made it happen. Thanks!

[GurpreetKang]

Glad to hear it, now memorize that Master Password! 🙂