Open sqsezs opened 5 years ago
What a race of Bottas in Melbourne...
Yeah, the season begins finaly..
@dem10 Yeahhh...only finding a "catchy" name for the team...;-)
Hahahahahaha very funny @dem10
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@dem10 great name...we put this on the shortlist...I see you already patented the name with the trademark...;-)
@TheRealLordFractal Tried the 1626 list...nice feature...but I didn't hit the jacpot yet...I keep on rolling the dice...;-)
Ofcourse we've too...keeping up with the Merc's of Bottas and Mister Hammertime...we only need a budget of roughly 350 Million box...Over Clock those GPU's...;-)
By the way in 2022 when BTC will hit 1 million... so this means we only need 350 BTC...
@dem10 yesss...that's a nice target...
@su314ka Thnx for your contribution mate...
@su314ka this repo is rather fast...
https://github.com/ryancdotorg/brainflayer
And you can pipe it afterwards with this repo of our friend @TheRealLordFractal
https://github.com/TheRealLordFractal/Bip39Helper
Cheers
@dem10 looks better then sex...;-)
Unfortunately the addresses starting with a 3 we'v to skip (multisig)
@dem10 Question...1 year no sex...but you will find a chunky wallet...or every day sex with 7 different girls...but you will only find a wallet with 1 BTC...;-)
@dem10 hahaha and on top those 7 beautiful girls...
@dem10 hahaha...I agree mate...
@sqsezs @TheRealLordFractal @voyagerlife @hamnaz @dem10 @bill32767 @prodnet @su314ka
Guys...lazy sunday again...time for inspiration...
How do you think about my another little idea...
A combination of randomness and incremental search with BitCrack on my opion will be golden. Nevertheless BitCrack at the moment only oprates in an incremental way...
How about a little batch script on Windows or a Shell on Linux to run a random hex number for the keyspace and adding for an example :+100000000 after the keyspace (about 4.3 billion in decimal) and after that the script will adjust to another random hex and the story will continue from the beginning...
An ideal combination of randomness, but with an incremental searchfactor build in...
@dem10 ...great idea...I'm curious how the other guys of the "pack" think about this...
@dem10 Question...1 year no sex...but you will find a chunky wallet...or every day sex with 7 different girls...but you will only find a wallet with 1 BTC...;-)
I think it depends, if you're talking about playboy girls or victoria's secret.. ;-P
dear friends! Here we talk a lot off topic.I created a channel there is a place for links, for correspondence and voice chat(if someone wants to talk online)I Invite everyone,including developers. https://discord.gg/JjmZJc8
I was thinking the same to offer a telegram group or hangouts..
Guys...proof of concept BitCrackRandom...
https://anonfile.com/O6X5tfx8bc/BitCrackRandom_ProofOfConcept_zip
Put the two files in the BitCrack folder (Windows) and type test.bat an let the magic happens...;-)
@dem10 and mate your posts are gone??
@dem10 and mate your posts are gone??
Bermuda triangle
@dem10 hahaha...I like Bermuda...;-)
still trying to crack the ECDSA secp256k1(perhaps the developer has left a dark move)you need to create a reverse algorithm-if there is any point on the curve pseudorandom means to address all these points.suppose you filmed the whole process of creating address-unrolling ago and you have again the original curve and thus the reverse algorithm are possible.
still trying to crack the ECDSA secp256k1(perhaps the developer has left a dark move)you need to create a reverse algorithm-if there is any point on the curve pseudorandom means to address all these points.suppose you filmed the whole process of creating address-unrolling ago and you have again the original curve and thus the reverse algorithm are possible.
Are you trying to get the private key from the public key? Maybe it helps --> https://andrea.corbellini.name/2015/06/08/elliptic-curve-cryptography-breaking-security-and-a-comparison-with-rsa/
And this comment --> https://bitcoin.stackexchange.com/a/69820
still trying to crack the ECDSA secp256k1(perhaps the developer has left a dark move)you need to create a reverse algorithm-if there is any point on the curve pseudorandom means to address all these points.suppose you filmed the whole process of creating address-unrolling ago and you have again the original curve and thus the reverse algorithm are possible.
Are you trying to get the private key from the public key? Maybe it helps --> https://andrea.corbellini.name/2015/06/08/elliptic-curve-cryptography-breaking-security-and-a-comparison-with-rsa/
No, I'm sure there's a reverse algorithm.
I'm actually not good at the subject codes and algorithms but last last summer I was searching a code to create the private key from the public key and I came across the code below. And asked the author to help how to use it but said that he didn't have time.. --> https://bitcoin.stackexchange.com/a/66157 What do you think guys, is it possible to recover/create the private key with the bitcoin address and it's public key?
@dem10 @voyagerlife reversed engineering on ECDSA is possible, but the secp256k1 EC has large keyspace that's the problem...
Maybe have a try with Hydra...the NSA tool...;-)
Also Jean-Luc will work on this suitable voor GPU...
Guys the discord link invite is invalid I like to chat with everyone
I'm actually not good at the subject codes and algorithms but last last summer I was searching a code to create the private key from the public key and I came across the code below. And asked the author to help how to use it but said that he didn't have time.. --> https://bitcoin.stackexchange.com/a/66157 What do you think guys, is it possible to recover/create the private key with the bitcoin address and it's public key?
I'm sure a lot of people get paid and keep quiet.
I'm actually not good at the subject codes and algorithms but last last summer I was searching a code to create the private key from the public key and I came across the code below. And asked the author to help how to use it but said that he didn't have time.. --> https://bitcoin.stackexchange.com/a/66157 What do you think guys, is it possible to recover/create the private key with the bitcoin address and it's public key?
I'm sure a lot of people get paid and keep quiet.
I feel the same
Guys the discord link invite is invalid I like to chat with everyone
I created a link limited in time-it expired.There's no one there anyway, so don't worry.
I joined with my crypto nickname --> Coinopath :)
Link without time-join.I'm not a spy for the NSA.
@dem10 @voyagerlife reversed engineering on ECDSA is possible, but the secp256k1 EC has large keyspace that's the problem...
Maybe have a try with Hydra...the NSA tool...;-)
Also Jean-Luc will work on this suitable voor GPU...
@SatoshiNakamotoBitcoins Would SageMath help for the large keyspace? http://www.sagemath.org/
@sqsezs @SatoshiNakamotoBitcoins @hamnaz @ By the way, we're waiting all of you to join to the discord channel if you like ;)
@voyagerlife no sagemath wouldn't help...Pollard Rho maybe...Jean-Luc's script which he gonna make...
@SatoshiNakamotoBitcoins
I use below powershell script at every start of bitcrack. It`s generating a random address.
Add-Type -TypeDefinition @" using System; using System.IO; using System.Security.Cryptography; public class MyRandomPrivateKey { public static String GetHex() { var provider = new RNGCryptoServiceProvider(); var byteArray = new byte[64]; provider.GetBytes(byteArray); return BitConverter.ToString(byteArray).Replace("-","");
}
}
"@ $device = 0 $key = [MyRandomPrivateKey]::GetHex(); ./clBitCrack.exe -i address.txt -o xxx.txt -u -c --device $device --keyspace $key -p 512
@su314ka thnx for your contribution...
feel free to join our discord group...
any chanche to using multiple gpu?
@su314ka thnx for your contribution...
feel free to join our discord group...
Do you have a new link for this channel? Thank you
Hello, what if the search gets a wordlist. I mean, if we have a wordlist with 4 digits created with crunch for every possibility for 0123456789ABCDEF, and we divide all of the digits in the private number on a components 4 digits long. First will cycle at the end, when it does the second will change with one row, when the second one cycle the third pars with 4 digits will cycle. 0000...000014F2 when this four cycle all possibilities it goes to 0000...00010001. If we do this, in a clear math, you could crack almost any bitcoin wallet in a month with 200Mkeys/s. This is a way around … no need to wait 100 years to crack a private key, it still checks every possibility, it still wont miss anything, but will be at least 4 times faster. if the digits are 3, it may be even faster, just because the possibilities from 000 to FFF are much less. Think about it. what do you think of my idea?
I can't understand what you say how will you find the first 4 digit of a private key it changes on moving to next digit if yes you can please explain it I am very curious
I forgot my password for my btc wallet ".dat" format, do you think it's possible to hack it ? ( the ones that are being opened in a btc.core)
Hello, what if the search gets a wordlist. I mean, if we have a wordlist with 4 digits created with crunch for every possibility for 0123456789ABCDEF, and we divide all of the digits in the private number on a components 4 digits long. First will cycle at the end, when it does the second will change with one row, when the second one cycle the third pars with 4 digits will cycle. 0000...000014F2 when this four cycle all possibilities it goes to 0000...00010001. If we do this, in a clear math, you could crack almost any bitcoin wallet in a month with 200Mkeys/s. This is a way around … no need to wait 100 years to crack a private key, it still checks every possibility, it still wont miss anything, but will be at least 4 times faster. if the digits are 3, it may be even faster, just because the possibilities from 000 to FFF are much less. Think about it. what do you think of my idea?