Bitcoin and Altcoins Publickey subtractor
This is a fork of https://github.com/albertobsd/keysubtracter but for Windows.
Version 2. Some added features; now you can either add or subtract ONLY from the public key, or add and subtract at the same time (as it was before.)
To use, download zip folder, unzip, and setup your batch file how you want it. NOTE: must keep libgmp-10.dll in same folder as the .exe file, unless you have libgmp-10.dll loaded on your PC and set in the Path/environments.
Generate multiple but different "copies" of a publickey, Actually Added and substracted publickeys.
Post: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5360656.0
Usage:
-h Show this help screen.
-b bits For the 32 BTC challenge, you can just enter a bit range.
-f format Output format <publickey, rmd160, address>. Default: publickey
-l look Output <compressed, uncompressed>. Default: compress
-n number Number of public keys to generate. This number needs to be even.
-o file Output file. If you omit this option, results will be printed on screen.
-p key Publickey to be added/subtracted; can be compressed or uncompressed.
-r A:B Range A to B; ex: -r 2000000000:3000000000
-R Random addition/subtraction publickey instead of sequential.
-a Addition only to the public key.
-s Subtraction only to the public key.
NOTE: If you want to add and subtract from public key, use the -s and -a flags at the same time.
-x Exclude comments; the + and/or - columns. You need the comments if using Random mode.
NOTE: The + or - comments are telling you what to add or subtract from found key. If you use -s, subtraction only, you need to add + the number to found key, to equal the actual key you are looking for.
Developed by albertobsd, mods made by WanderingPhilosopher
Example batch file:
WindowsKeySubtractorV2 -p 02ceb6cbbcdbdf5ef7150682150f4ce2c6f4807b349827dcdbdd1f2efa885a2630 -s -n 10 -r 0:400 -o testversion2.txt
pauseDownload, clone this repository:
git clone https://github.com/WanderingPhilosopher/Windows-KeySubtractor.git
Compile:
make
This copies are generated at different offset of the orginal publickey.
For example to make 100 copies of the puzzle 120 you need to execute the next command:
./keysubtracter -p 02ceb6cbbcdbdf5ef7150682150f4ce2c6f4807b349827dcdbdd1f2efa885a2630 -n 100 -b 120
this will create 100 subtracted publickeys, well this is 50 Added publickeys and 50 substracted publickeys
Almost the half of those publickey will land in the 120 bits space -b 120 becuase the input publickey supposedly is located in bitspace 119-120
And the 50 Upper keys are distributed in the 120 bit space divided by 50 upper the Original publickey And the 50 Lower keys are distributed in the 120 bit space divided by 50 lower the original publickey
Well to avoid add extra modifications to the code for now this need to be calculated with the current parameters.
if you want to generate 10 publickeys separated each with 10 of difference you need to specify a range of 100 divided by 2 with -r 0:32 32 hexadecimal is 50 decimal
./keysubtracter -p 02ceb6cbbcdbdf5ef7150682150f4ce2c6f4807b349827dcdbdd1f2efa885a2630 -n 10 -r 0:32
Example output:
023e40191ed19ba1c82d3948ffad7d11efc7352e8a071b09750fc0a62cba295f15 # - 10
02ad82cfd538d8f9a98ea7d2393a958962d3dd783456284353084ad74e459ca98c # + 10
029649575661e11d5c7c277d008c7a6d6a56c14824e31673a5a49809f94777858e # - 20
02a1c7e1fffa740388689234491047208e0f7c23a9bee61b61ef035a6d016a709c # + 20
02a3c299147e9cb77fc03b13712700361b6175e3fa3521a297854c73f680f8b389 # - 30
028a6ee5e557bf738107e02cf5533dd40d6390f4a4a1539092774246c1352583b8 # + 30
03911f949fe7d1c81152974161306cda43c810ec50839cee0ff1fd047b25eb95bf # - 40
0311d6b86415d2122e4103d63906cfda90f9f6359f2b90887839b25a2fe7e6de6b # + 40
02c234090ac778e0e311d4306a9ba41e042900f44f7166e3a17786e4376bfdfabf # - 50
039f147c6939d4d3b66eb7ae37f67652d1b4e28794a55ca39e22db6eb2c8949505 # + 50
02ceb6cbbcdbdf5ef7150682150f4ce2c6f4807b349827dcdbdd1f2efa885a2630 # targetNot clear how to calculate the range this is the formula
(number keys that you want * expected difference ) bewteen two
You can use it in any program that accept multiple publickeys for cracking, kangaroo, BSGS of JPL or in my keyhunt with modes bsgs or xpoint
Yes with -R but is a slow method because it use Scalar multiplication instead Point Addition
With the parameter -f rmd160 you can select the format of the output
682c50abbc29474dba1f5a5b49e8a2cdc8ec9515 # - 10
6aca33ba1636394c01606fb15ed4e3ca90d62267 # + 10
4c8a3be7643ac4fa10380f74fa32e02ec9751a4e # - 20
e5a8c3aade6998a2890ade3bdba058eaf3f76c3e # + 20
03f9243592bf038dc4bbbb5a1f7f91dbc52f4971 # - 30
44e75c4a6fcece151aa47ebf6a1381c959ecc337 # + 30
4edcf7c0078162514b645acd7073dcc63735f12e # - 40
22510f1ed8898ebb0f084ceda94b3c284ddbe05a # + 40
eabea28b06974094a9b5be9bc89d3b53c346a13e # - 50
ca051a1de4828bfab450b5f4570869187dc05138 # + 50
4b46e10a541aeec6be3fac709c256fb7da69308e # targetWith the parameter -f address you can select the format of the output
1AVpN26dFDuMS2YwseUMaJ794XjMxb14ry # - 10
1AjerabryCRsi8PQmyeqVmwqn5jMVGrf1j # + 10
17yhxFFoMHRqCpk2qwmCYU4shZFz7Pq9Bd # - 20
1MwKut3gKEqTctLL8SL1M5gPG5PsW3ntat # + 20
1N1VE8aLcq9TiBQZVetFVT2F9nrnWVxQu # - 30
17HL7FmQ61r5ieDhbDh6WEKZBKcohmux9U # + 30
18BzR5E6vsweQpwJcJb9ov2c2BWTxZ11Yd # - 40
148T5c5SLwDK4uGKhGHRy3x4y7wBQrYmRC # + 40
1NQDVSGomQk3hWhc5yVrXjpPJTDX83bqCb # - 50
1KRBcFAXzd3ij9BxjyM5gFreDZc2tpcNw8 # + 50
17s2b9ksz5y7abUm92cHwG8jEPCzK3dLnT # targetJust add the parameter -x to hide the comment from the output. For non random substraction this will be ok, but for Random substractions you need to keep that information of the offset because if you hit some privatekey you need that information to get the targer privatekey back.
./keysubtracter -p 02ceb6cbbcdbdf5ef7150682150f4ce2c6f4807b349827dcdbdd1f2efa885a2630 -n 10 -r 0:32 -f address -x
1AVpN26dFDuMS2YwseUMaJ794XjMxb14ry
1AjerabryCRsi8PQmyeqVmwqn5jMVGrf1j
17yhxFFoMHRqCpk2qwmCYU4shZFz7Pq9Bd
1MwKut3gKEqTctLL8SL1M5gPG5PsW3ntat
1N1VE8aLcq9TiBQZVetFVT2F9nrnWVxQu
17HL7FmQ61r5ieDhbDh6WEKZBKcohmux9U
18BzR5E6vsweQpwJcJb9ov2c2BWTxZ11Yd
148T5c5SLwDK4uGKhGHRy3x4y7wBQrYmRC
1NQDVSGomQk3hWhc5yVrXjpPJTDX83bqCb
1KRBcFAXzd3ij9BxjyM5gFreDZc2tpcNw8
17s2b9ksz5y7abUm92cHwG8jEPCzK3dLnTIn case of hit one privatekey the information that you need to calculate the target privatekey back is the next:
-p publickey-r A:B or bit number -b number-n numberI will make some other tool in this project to calculate back the target privatekey in case of hit one of the subtracted values.