Re: It is necessary to find one private key out of 10 million Bitcoin Addresses
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Btceon
on 01/08/2019, 12:52:45 UTC
Proper generated private key wil be in the 254,255,256 bits range, wih a random search it will be not feasible. So to search within a specific range will be more succesfull. I do respect my friend scorta...but you also need to have a look a this repo...https://github.com/pikachunakapika/BitCrack this repo is a fork of this repo https://github.com/brichard19/BitCrack...the difference with the Picachu fork in comparisson to the original is the added flag -r (random)...so that means you can search within a specific keyrange, with applying flag --keyspace with also a random mode...this means bigger change for succes (read also the original repo of BRichard, all flags what you will see there are also applicable with the Picachu fork...so only added the -r flag (random). Also a big advantage of this repo's will be, they run on GPU...their is a version for CUDA (Nvidia) and OCL (AMD, Intel) depending on your GPU you will get a speed between 1 and 250 Mkeys...the app of scorta runs on CPU and will have a speed between 5 and 10 k pro CPU core...so that's a huge difference here...
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How to check the balance of the list of 1 million Bitcoin Addresses?
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Btceon
on 10/06/2019, 11:54:11 UTC
How to check the balance of the list of 1 million Bitcoin Addresses? Is there such a program?
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Why did repeated "R" values occur in Bitcoin translations before?
As I know, this list contains 15 million compressed public keys.
Is it possible to use any method for such a large list of compressed public keys in order to finally find at least one private key?
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Re: BitCrack - A tool for brute-forcing private keys
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Btceon
on 27/05/2019, 12:54:13 UTC
Tell me please, I heard that on this forum or GitHub there is a large list of found Bitcoin private keys where BTC transactions have ever been. (with Balance: 0 BTC) Please share this information.
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Advise a list of Bitcoin private keys where BTC transactions have ever been.
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Btceon
on 27/05/2019, 11:27:38 UTC
Greetings to all friends! Tell me please, I heard that on this forum or GitHub there is a large list of found Bitcoin private keys where BTC transactions have ever been. (with Balance: 0 BTC) Please share this information.
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Re: It is necessary to find one private key out of 10 million Bitcoin Addresses
Now I will try to extract a few private keys through the "Baby-step Giant-step" method.
What software do you use the Baby-step Giant-step method?
The baby-step giant-step method works by using a hash table to trade space for time. It's particularly easy to implement since python has hash tables nicely built in as dictionaries.
>>> crack_baby_giant(C, P, n, Q) Priv key: d = 692847 Time: 0.356 secs
Quantum computation is irrelevent to the common internet of things we all use, they work on different metrics...
115792089237316195423570985008687907853269984665640564039457584007913129639936 to 1 is quantums challenge and thats per private key, and per to the X degree of years it would mathematically take for 1 correct vector of a single private key... and all of this is done on hypothetical qubit math and integrated towards an incompatible SHA-256 metric...
.:.fear is learning untried.:.
Quantum computing may never come to be a reality, its still just an unproven theory. Bitcoin can't be cracked, it is impossible for any address to be brute forced unless there was a flaw in the key generation.
The one who found the vulnerability in secp256k1 will never share with you in this forum. Just you quote the words of those that it is not possible! But experts in the field of cryptography have a different opinion. https://i.ibb.co/mX59h2N/images.jpg
