Quote from: Evil-Knievel on January 24, 2014, 10:12:37 PM

Quote from: gweedo on January 24, 2014, 10:05:07 PM

No one has broken the ESCDA public key, if he did he would have taken a lot of money and he hasn't. He didn't take my address and the public key is published since I have done transactions with it. He is probably harboring back to the android flaw or something like that. Nothing to be worried about it.

This is just some FUD nothing serious.

And I do not take your concerns serious. You obviously have no that much ida about cryptography, you have no serious mathematical background, you probably did not even understand a single word of what I was talking about (or at least you prentend). Actually, ECDSA is breakable by nature - the question is just with what complexity. And there are certain tricks to reduce the overall complexity, and there are addresses which complexity is pretty low by nature.

But I think it is wasted time to explain everything to you. And what the hell should I do with your $16 wallet. Have a delicious lunch at McDonald's? Grin

I have a degree in mathematics so yeah, but don't you want to prove me wrong? I want you to take my money.