if yall plan to post/use keyspaces searched by other people (lot of trust has to go into that) set up a python program that randomly searches whatever sized range and then print that range to a file; rinse and repeat. And then it's just a matter of posting your ranges somewhere for others to view.
As we all know, it is a huge undertaking as the td pool had searched 15%+ of the 64 key and still did not find it before someone else did.
Unfortunately I don't know how to program in Pyton. As we all know, it is a huge undertaking as the td pool had searched 15%+ of the 64 key and still did not find it before someone else did.
I use the option of cubitcrack (--share) e.g. --share 23252314/25000000 (1500 billion keys for each share, it takes 3 hours with my 1060 3GB). I choose the share (e.g. 23252314) randomly with : https://xoomer.virgilio.it/roberto-ricci/variabilialeatorie/esperimenti/numeriacaso2.htm
Then i copy the keyspace from the terminal and i paste it on an excel list in progressive order.
I do that 1-3 times daily.
If someone from the forum with a good reputation posted their keyspaces I don't see why I shouldn't trust them.
You have a finished script on mizogg - which uses random keyspaces.
Code:
ran = secrets.SystemRandom().randrange(x,y)
https://mizogg.co.uk/python/
But it is too slow compared to cuBitCrack
If you know exactly where the keyspaces are, Pentium 1 is enough to find the key.
This is like looking for a planet in another galaxy.