How michal2sab/ethereum-stealer works
Ethereum-Stealer is a command-line wallet-generation and balance-list matching tool. Its principal workflow repeatedly creates a random mnemonic wallet, derives its address and private key, checks the address against a local riches list, and—on a match—prints and saves the wallet details. Linux and Windows contain separate copies of this runtime. The README also describes a test demonstration, but test code is excluded from this product-runtime map. Source sampling was limited to the generators and package metadata, so no additional behavior is inferred.
Main entry points: Linux/generator.js Linux generator · Windows/generator.js Windows generator · Linux/riches.txt Linux riches list · Windows/riches.txt Windows riches list
Components 8
Wallet generation
- Linux generator
Linux/generator.js - Windows generator
Windows/generator.js - ethers wallet API
Address matching
- Linux riches list
Linux/riches.txt - Windows riches list
Windows/riches.txt
Match results
- Terminal output
- Success details file
Other components
- Operator
Connections 10
- Operator → Linux generator: starts
- Operator → Windows generator: starts
- Linux generator → ethers wallet API: creates wallet
- Windows generator → ethers wallet API: creates wallet
- Linux generator → Linux riches list: reads and checks
- Windows generator → Windows riches list: reads and checks
- Linux generator → Terminal output: prints address and match
- Windows generator → Terminal output: prints address and match
- Linux generator → Success details file: writes on match
- Windows generator → Success details file: writes on match