Quote from: Quadmium on October 06, 2014, 12:12:40 AM

Quote from: SkullCoin on October 06, 2014, 12:08:48 AM

Cool I like that!

Solving the puzzle may require the same amount of effort as a brute force hack of the private key so it evens out.

Its a possibility

. You can also patch their code by replacing the HashWord function with SHA256 provided by Crypto-JS. There would be no hash collisions then. Just to give an idea on the difficulty, it took about <10 seconds to solve all addresses via a Java program running on a CPU.

Edit:
I bruteforced all possible hash collisions with hash 35431 over characters 48-123 (0-9, alphabet, + some extra) and none of them appear to be valid private keys. Are you sure its updated?

Let me test it again. I had some trouble with removing auto capitals and lowercase in css and javascript, but i think i got it fixed.

Yes it works for me here..
http://168.63.100.104/bitcoinkey/decryptkey.html

Maybe you forgot that it was a mini key? Make sure you are using the updated link ..
https://993ecfe0a9cc8c3f00250d3732a2de41969bac4e.googledrive.com/host/0B9INI0mpJgeTQ3JaSl9tbVg1Z0U/

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