If you use a phrase like "correct horse battery staple" or a line from a movie as your private key, Brainflayer will almost certainly find it—given enough time. Attackers run Brainflayer with massive wordlists (rockyou, SecLists, Wikipedia dumps, book quotes, etc.) and permutations (leetspeak, adding numbers/symbols). Many brain wallets have been drained in real-world attacks.
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If you are piping huge dictionaries (50GB+), store them on your Windows NTFS drive ( /mnt/c ). WSL's /mnt is slower than the Linux virtual drive. For best performance, copy the wordlist into WSL's native space: If you use a phrase like "correct horse
