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Michal2SAB / Bitcoin-Stealer

Generate random bitcoin wallets, private keys (seeds) and then check if they match a wallet that contains some kind of balance, and then take it. Node.js
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Where to begin #63

Closed idkwheretobegin closed 1 year ago

idkwheretobegin commented 1 year ago

Hi there 👋🏻 I'm new and I don't know how and where to begin using stuff in github. Is there a video I could refer to to use this Bitcoin and Ethereum stealer? Hope to hear from you soon!

bom3y commented 1 year ago

download node.js, Github Desktop, and visual studio code. after ^ you can clone the code by opening the project via the green code drop down icon on this projects main page and opening with Git's desktop and then open in visual code.

Or with cmd, after downloading the requirements;

mkdir Bitcoin-Stealer cd Bitcoin-Stealer/ code .

you can manually copy the code from there

Although after that, I'm at a lost for how to include "coinkey" as a module, I'm completely new to code as of today and could use a helping hand. Not sure if I'm suppose to copy code from https://github.com/cryptocoinjs/coinkey or how it fits in. I've been at this for only an hour so maybe time will tell.

bom3y commented 1 year ago

ok might've figured it out, in cmd I typed

npm i --save coinkey

and the .bat ran, i don't know if if there's anything to do from here

idkwheretobegin commented 1 year ago

download node.js, Github Desktop, and visual studio code.

after ^ you can clone the code by opening the project via the green code drop down icon on this projects main page and opening with Git's desktop and then open in visual code.

Or with cmd, after downloading the requirements;

mkdir Bitcoin-Stealer

cd Bitcoin-Stealer/

code .

you can manually copy the code from there

Although after that, I'm at a lost for how to include "coinkey" as a module, I'm completely new to code as of today and could use a helping hand. Not sure if I'm suppose to copy code from https://github.com/cryptocoinjs/coinkey or how it fits in. I've been at this for only an hour so maybe time will tell.

Will these work for other projects as well? Could definitely use a youtube video guide for github 😆 Update me if you've figured it out too!(P.S. thank you for the reply 😄)

Michal2SAB commented 1 year ago

You can copy all projects on github like this. Or you can simply download the repository as a .zip or whatever you prefer, extract it and then follow the project's instructions on how to use/install/run whatever it is.