PubDiv.py

[unclevito2017]

Is it possible to add print to text file if the key is found? If the computer goes off or crashes and you did not see a match it would be lost, you would never know.

[iceland2k14]

Yes later.

[kemo159]

so if a key has been found , how can i know to what has it to be multiplicated again with?

[unclevito2017]

so if a key has been found , how can i know to what has it to be multiplicated again with?

I believe this is how it works. say your original keyspace is 10 and you reduce the keyspace to 6 to search in then when you find the private key in 6 you take that private key from 6 convert to decimal then multiply by the reduction in this case 2 power 4 or 16 the resulting result is the decimal value of private key in keyspace 10, convert to hex and you have the private key in 10. Si if you are using keyspace 130 and reduce to keyspace 120 if you find the match in 120 then you convert the private key in 120 to decimal then multiply by reduction in this case 2 power 10 and convert the resulting decimal into hex and you have the private key in 130

[kemo159]

Could you provide a reverse script? I checked it with key 1000 (hex) and just subtracted 10. It landed on 4 and has been found by keyhunt. So this is already working.. But I don't know if the reverse will do the job here.

Monkey Balls @.***> schrieb am Mo., 19. Feb. 2024, 18:32:

so if a key has been found , how can i know to what has it to be multiplicated again with?

I believe this is how it works. say your original keyspace is 10 and you reduce the keyspace to 6 to search in then when you find the private key in 6 you take that private key from 6 convert to decimal then multiply by the reduction in this case 2 power 4 or 16 the resulting result is the decimal value of private key in keyspace 10, convert to hex and you have the private key in 10. Si if you are using keyspace 130 and reduce to keyspace 120 if you find the match in 120 then you convert the private key in 120 to decimal then multiply by reduction in this case 2 power 10 and convert the resulting decimal into hex and you have the private key in 130

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[kemo159]

if i use hex 1000 / 10 it finds key 4. if i use hex 1002 / 10 it find key 4 too so we got a little problem