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Re: UTXOC - Unspent Transaction Output based Certificates
Hi etotheipi,
the first thing i thought of was reasons for revocation - from RFC 3280 Certificate and Certificate Revocation List (CRL) Profile
unspecified (0)
keyCompromise (1)
Whomever has compromised your key is going to steal your revocation funds!
CACompromise (2)
catastrophic system fail; would allow any end-entity certs to move the funds to another cert. just the tx fee charge.
affiliationChanged (3)
what new/old employees had access to the key material? theft risk.
superseded (4)
if the key is old, why spend more funds to it? better to sweep to the new key
cessationOfOperation (5)
if life of cert ends early, sweep to spending wallet and use funds to throw closing party for your staff
certificateHold (6)
possible use of 'reverse' payments?
an additional lookup of transactions matching the payout address could 'hold' certificate?
removeFromCRL (8 )
remove from blockchain? heh. good luck.
privilegeWithdrawn (9)
another possible use of reverse payments - signer sends token to address, 'poisoning' it?
AACompromise (10)
attribute authority (?) -- poorly understood measure in CRL. not sure how applies over reason 2.
I do like the idea of payments to a key you control to trigger some condition.
Additionally, where issuer != subject, you implicitly have the public key of the signer; payments from this address could trigger an additional event.
I am also experimenting with altcoin based UTXOC;
you could have a hierarchy of altcoin based certs - one can share the same public key, which encodes as different addresses and transactions on respective chains; or even denotes a particular kind of event.
ie: if the 'CA' transfers dogecoin from its subject public key (coin address) in its root (which itself is actually a bitcoin UTXOC) this could mean any of the 'CA' specified revocation reasons above?
the first thing i thought of was reasons for revocation - from RFC 3280 Certificate and Certificate Revocation List (CRL) Profile
unspecified (0)
keyCompromise (1)
Whomever has compromised your key is going to steal your revocation funds!
CACompromise (2)
catastrophic system fail; would allow any end-entity certs to move the funds to another cert. just the tx fee charge.
affiliationChanged (3)
what new/old employees had access to the key material? theft risk.
superseded (4)
if the key is old, why spend more funds to it? better to sweep to the new key
cessationOfOperation (5)
if life of cert ends early, sweep to spending wallet and use funds to throw closing party for your staff
certificateHold (6)
possible use of 'reverse' payments?
an additional lookup of transactions matching the payout address could 'hold' certificate?
removeFromCRL (8 )
remove from blockchain? heh. good luck.
privilegeWithdrawn (9)
another possible use of reverse payments - signer sends token to address, 'poisoning' it?
AACompromise (10)
attribute authority (?) -- poorly understood measure in CRL. not sure how applies over reason 2.
I do like the idea of payments to a key you control to trigger some condition.
Additionally, where issuer != subject, you implicitly have the public key of the signer; payments from this address could trigger an additional event.
I am also experimenting with altcoin based UTXOC;
you could have a hierarchy of altcoin based certs - one can share the same public key, which encodes as different addresses and transactions on respective chains; or even denotes a particular kind of event.
ie: if the 'CA' transfers dogecoin from its subject public key (coin address) in its root (which itself is actually a bitcoin UTXOC) this could mean any of the 'CA' specified revocation reasons above?
Re: UTXOC - Unspent Transaction Output based Certificates
Hi weex
Ive published the verifier script -- it uses blockchain.info and chain.so to check the transaction referenced is unspent.
https://github.com/MiWCryptoCurrency/UTXOC/blob/master/verifyutxoc.py
I also updated the generate script to take attributes, similar to how openssl req -new works.
new code is here https://github.com/MiWCryptoCurrency/UTXOC
I have also generated a 'dogecoin' cert, https://github.com/MiWCryptoCurrency/UTXOC/blob/master/doge.crt which is signed by the UTXOC-CA.crt "Root Cert"
This is an example of a chained cred; you have a 0.01 BTC certifying a 11.02 DOGE certificate :-)
I would like to set up some kind of SCEP service that signs valid CSRs; next step :-)
Ive published the verifier script -- it uses blockchain.info and chain.so to check the transaction referenced is unspent.
https://github.com/MiWCryptoCurrency/UTXOC/blob/master/verifyutxoc.py
I also updated the generate script to take attributes, similar to how openssl req -new works.
new code is here https://github.com/MiWCryptoCurrency/UTXOC
I have also generated a 'dogecoin' cert, https://github.com/MiWCryptoCurrency/UTXOC/blob/master/doge.crt which is signed by the UTXOC-CA.crt "Root Cert"
This is an example of a chained cred; you have a 0.01 BTC certifying a 11.02 DOGE certificate :-)
I would like to set up some kind of SCEP service that signs valid CSRs; next step :-)
Re: UTXOC - Unspent Transaction Output based Certificates
N_locktime! Of course, rather than having the datetime in the script;
use the transaction n_locktime flag to prevent the TX spend before the certificate validity is there.
So you have 2 TX's, one the 'loads' the key with some value pre-signing (so it can be included in the cert), and another generated post-signing that allows these funds to be bounced somewhere after the cert is invalidated by time.
This is seems to be equivalent to the revocation certificate; as long as it is signed by the UTXOC key at key generation time, it can be submitted by any anonymous party any time after n_locktime. This is advantageous over the PGP revocation model in that anyone can submit this on your behalf, and has a good reason to do so.
My suggestion would be you provide an incentive that someone other than the key owner could be bothered including the TX -- I'm thinking fees.
If you can construct the "revoke funds" TX with sufficient fee, miners have an incentive to seek out these previously signed TX, published publicly, and include them in the next mined block past the n_locktime unix time. It seems this requires some public place to store these transactions; maybe this is a service that could be offered by exchanges or even CAs?
I like that this doesn't actually prevent the key holder from revoking the certificate at any other time before the validTo date, as the owner is free to construct a TX that invalidates the 'sign time' revocation TX as a double spend.
Also, grau, this is also a good idea. I had not considered tracing the source of the UTXOC as a a way of bootstrapping the trust.
There is a potential here to do away with long-term trusted root distribution.
As long as the CA could prove solvency with an unbroken chain of value transfers, one could use a known trust anchor by inspection of the sources to generate the next valid root.
I guess my next step is write the validation routines; I wanted to publish the paper and code last night, so i didn't get to finish the whole lot before public release.
Thank you DeathAndTaxes, grau and Peter R for your very valuable suggestions
use the transaction n_locktime flag to prevent the TX spend before the certificate validity is there.
So you have 2 TX's, one the 'loads' the key with some value pre-signing (so it can be included in the cert), and another generated post-signing that allows these funds to be bounced somewhere after the cert is invalidated by time.
This is seems to be equivalent to the revocation certificate; as long as it is signed by the UTXOC key at key generation time, it can be submitted by any anonymous party any time after n_locktime. This is advantageous over the PGP revocation model in that anyone can submit this on your behalf, and has a good reason to do so.
My suggestion would be you provide an incentive that someone other than the key owner could be bothered including the TX -- I'm thinking fees.
If you can construct the "revoke funds" TX with sufficient fee, miners have an incentive to seek out these previously signed TX, published publicly, and include them in the next mined block past the n_locktime unix time. It seems this requires some public place to store these transactions; maybe this is a service that could be offered by exchanges or even CAs?
I like that this doesn't actually prevent the key holder from revoking the certificate at any other time before the validTo date, as the owner is free to construct a TX that invalidates the 'sign time' revocation TX as a double spend.
Also, grau, this is also a good idea. I had not considered tracing the source of the UTXOC as a a way of bootstrapping the trust.
There is a potential here to do away with long-term trusted root distribution.
As long as the CA could prove solvency with an unbroken chain of value transfers, one could use a known trust anchor by inspection of the sources to generate the next valid root.
I guess my next step is write the validation routines; I wanted to publish the paper and code last night, so i didn't get to finish the whole lot before public release.
Thank you DeathAndTaxes, grau and Peter R for your very valuable suggestions
Re: UTXOC - Unspent Transaction Output based Certificates
Hi DeathAndTaxes,
I like the idea that in the event the bond has expired -- ie: the wall time is past the ValidTo date on the certificate, it could be automatically returned to another address -- however this would need to be done in the claim script when first generating transaction reference in the certificate.
I want to extend this to directly interact with bitcoin-like clients, it could construct the claim script for the transaction so that there is a time dependent claimable output -- not sure how to do this at the moment.
One possibility is something like the difficulty hash function; although the medium term validity life of a certificate makes it hard to predict a future difficulty value.
The other issue with this approach is it is likely more economical to mine the network directly; there is less incentive for a PKI CA to be crunching away for 3 years just so the output can be returned.
Very open to suggestions on this. The network offers a reasonably accurate distributed consensus of wall clock time; is there a realistic possibility that the script alphabet could be extended to include date time functionality? Is this a good idea to do this?
Another idea could be a revocation key; similar to how GPG works. However the issue there is that practically, if you have lost the private key to your funds, you are likely to have lost access to the revocation key!
My paper also makes the same argument regarding attacker likely to steal the funds -- it is hoped by making the private keys more valuable (because they dont just represent medium term auth keys; they also represent proof of ownership of funds); people will protect them better. Or likely steal them and the world will be able to know.
I like the idea that in the event the bond has expired -- ie: the wall time is past the ValidTo date on the certificate, it could be automatically returned to another address -- however this would need to be done in the claim script when first generating transaction reference in the certificate.
I want to extend this to directly interact with bitcoin-like clients, it could construct the claim script for the transaction so that there is a time dependent claimable output -- not sure how to do this at the moment.
One possibility is something like the difficulty hash function; although the medium term validity life of a certificate makes it hard to predict a future difficulty value.
The other issue with this approach is it is likely more economical to mine the network directly; there is less incentive for a PKI CA to be crunching away for 3 years just so the output can be returned.
Very open to suggestions on this. The network offers a reasonably accurate distributed consensus of wall clock time; is there a realistic possibility that the script alphabet could be extended to include date time functionality? Is this a good idea to do this?
Another idea could be a revocation key; similar to how GPG works. However the issue there is that practically, if you have lost the private key to your funds, you are likely to have lost access to the revocation key!
My paper also makes the same argument regarding attacker likely to steal the funds -- it is hoped by making the private keys more valuable (because they dont just represent medium term auth keys; they also represent proof of ownership of funds); people will protect them better. Or likely steal them and the world will be able to know.
This is a fantastic idea. Thanks for the concept; I wrote this paper to discuss what you could do with this:
https://github.com/MiWCryptoCurrency/UTXOC/blob/master/UTXOCv1.pdf?raw=true
The git repository also has scripts:
https://github.com/MiWCryptoCurrency/UTXOC/
* eckey2coin.py (to easily generate the address + QR code, based on pycoin key utils (ku).
* utxocsr.py (to generate a certificate signing request from a raw EC key; and embed the transaction hash in the x509v3 Subject Alternative Name.
https://github.com/MiWCryptoCurrency/UTXOC/blob/master/UTXOCv1.pdf?raw=true
The git repository also has scripts:
https://github.com/MiWCryptoCurrency/UTXOC/
* eckey2coin.py (to easily generate the address + QR code, based on pycoin key utils (ku).
* utxocsr.py (to generate a certificate signing request from a raw EC key; and embed the transaction hash in the x509v3 Subject Alternative Name.
UTXOC - Unspent Transaction Output based Certificates
Unspent Transaction Output based Certificates UTXOC you-chi-ock
Proof of concept cryptocurrency (bitcoin-like) private keys used to generate valid signed ECDSA with-SHA256 x509 certificates to be used for medium term authentication within the TLS protocol and other and future applications. These certificates have additional explicit value by merit that they prove ownership of decentralised bitcoin-like value. This construction has been formatively titled Unspent TransaXtion Output Certificate or UTXOC, pronounced you-chi-ock.
What does this provide in addition to every-day Trusted CA Certified certificates we know and love from such trusted names as Honest Achmed and Diginotar?
By generating an x509 certificate that uses this key, one can explicitly reference the transaction in which some value was transered to this address. By ensuring that the transaction is not claimed (spent) for the lifetime of the certificate, clients have an independently verifiable way of detecting key compromise; as well as increasing the cost for active attacks against TLS. Additionally it provides a bearer bond type construction that can be used with existing x509 infrastructure and devices such as elliptic curve smart cards; and proof of ownership signatures can be made without the official wallet software.
Paper: https://github.com/MiWCryptoCurrency/UTXOC/blob/master/UTXOCv1.pdf?raw=true
The git repository also has scripts:
https://github.com/MiWCryptoCurrency/UTXOC/
* eckey2coin.py (to easily generate the address + QR code, based on pycoin key utils (ku).
* utxocsr.py (to generate a certificate signing request from a raw EC key; and embed the transaction hash in the x509v3 Subject Alternative Name.
You will need pycrypto, pyasn1, pycoin, pkiutils, binascii and qrcode for python.
You also need to tweak the utxocsr.py to use the specify your distingushed name; its at the bottom of utxocsr.py.
Yours in cryptography && cryptocurrency,
MiWCryptoCurrency
Proof of concept cryptocurrency (bitcoin-like) private keys used to generate valid signed ECDSA with-SHA256 x509 certificates to be used for medium term authentication within the TLS protocol and other and future applications. These certificates have additional explicit value by merit that they prove ownership of decentralised bitcoin-like value. This construction has been formatively titled Unspent TransaXtion Output Certificate or UTXOC, pronounced you-chi-ock.
What does this provide in addition to every-day Trusted CA Certified certificates we know and love from such trusted names as Honest Achmed and Diginotar?
By generating an x509 certificate that uses this key, one can explicitly reference the transaction in which some value was transered to this address. By ensuring that the transaction is not claimed (spent) for the lifetime of the certificate, clients have an independently verifiable way of detecting key compromise; as well as increasing the cost for active attacks against TLS. Additionally it provides a bearer bond type construction that can be used with existing x509 infrastructure and devices such as elliptic curve smart cards; and proof of ownership signatures can be made without the official wallet software.
Paper: https://github.com/MiWCryptoCurrency/UTXOC/blob/master/UTXOCv1.pdf?raw=true
The git repository also has scripts:
https://github.com/MiWCryptoCurrency/UTXOC/
* eckey2coin.py (to easily generate the address + QR code, based on pycoin key utils (ku).
* utxocsr.py (to generate a certificate signing request from a raw EC key; and embed the transaction hash in the x509v3 Subject Alternative Name.
You will need pycrypto, pyasn1, pycoin, pkiutils, binascii and qrcode for python.
You also need to tweak the utxocsr.py to use the specify your distingushed name; its at the bottom of utxocsr.py.
Yours in cryptography && cryptocurrency,
MiWCryptoCurrency
Re: [UPD] MinerAgent 1.4.1 - A small Linux Live System for mining CryptoCurrency
Ive done some more reading, and i think prepacking AMD or NVIDIA drivers without a redistribution license from the vendor could land you in hot water.
You may not have AMD or NVIDIA lawyers on your case today, but this is inevitable.
I hope that the community can continue to package AMD and NVIDIA binaries without fear of legal repercussions.
I will contact AMD & NVIDIA by email to determine if one can obtain a redistribution license gratis for the purposes of selling more AMD and NVIDIA products.
You may not have AMD or NVIDIA lawyers on your case today, but this is inevitable.
I hope that the community can continue to package AMD and NVIDIA binaries without fear of legal repercussions.
I will contact AMD & NVIDIA by email to determine if one can obtain a redistribution license gratis for the purposes of selling more AMD and NVIDIA products.
Re: [ANN][DTC][XPM][PTS] A small Linux Live System for mining DTC, other CPU coins
Hi,
Thanks for the cross post, I am maintaining the bitcointalkthread https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=431546.0 for 'official' posts on bitcointalk.
This project started as a Primecoin miner, so a majority of the activity is on their forum.
This is actually version 1.4 [UPD], i have now released 1.4.1 that adds Quark, and generic SCRYPT and SHA256D CPU mining support as well as primewatch.sh by request.
Regarding the binary distribution of miners -- i totally agree. I am asking you to trust me, and for this trust I am binding myself to the following contract:
https://raw.github.com/MiWCryptoCurrencyMinerAgent/MA-DebianLiveConf/master/StatementAndSocialContractv1.txt.asc
In exchange, I am applying strong cryptography -- binary signing, so you know that the binaries originated from me.
It is impossible for someone to fraudulently insert a trojanised or skimming miner binary and have the signature match.
I also sign the ISO and the release URLS so nobody can modify the URL postings or the ISO on the cloud file hosting provider.
You are also most welcome to clone the repo and audit all my configs and scripts, and the miner binaries.
DHCP automining also performs a signature check before building the supervisor script, which should prevent a malicious party from injecting harmful auto execute commands.
I also do some input sanitization to prevent arbitrary execution.
This SHOULD be the new standard in binary releases - strong cryptographic attribution, as well as a social contract with the cryptocurrency community that you are not trying to rip them off.
Thanks,
MiW
Thanks for the cross post, I am maintaining the bitcointalkthread https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=431546.0 for 'official' posts on bitcointalk.
This project started as a Primecoin miner, so a majority of the activity is on their forum.
This is actually version 1.4 [UPD], i have now released 1.4.1 that adds Quark, and generic SCRYPT and SHA256D CPU mining support as well as primewatch.sh by request.
Regarding the binary distribution of miners -- i totally agree. I am asking you to trust me, and for this trust I am binding myself to the following contract:
https://raw.github.com/MiWCryptoCurrencyMinerAgent/MA-DebianLiveConf/master/StatementAndSocialContractv1.txt.asc
In exchange, I am applying strong cryptography -- binary signing, so you know that the binaries originated from me.
It is impossible for someone to fraudulently insert a trojanised or skimming miner binary and have the signature match.
I also sign the ISO and the release URLS so nobody can modify the URL postings or the ISO on the cloud file hosting provider.
You are also most welcome to clone the repo and audit all my configs and scripts, and the miner binaries.
DHCP automining also performs a signature check before building the supervisor script, which should prevent a malicious party from injecting harmful auto execute commands.
I also do some input sanitization to prevent arbitrary execution.
This SHOULD be the new standard in binary releases - strong cryptographic attribution, as well as a social contract with the cryptocurrency community that you are not trying to rip them off.
Thanks,
MiW
Re: [UPD] MinerAgent 1.4.1 - A small Linux Live System for mining CryptoCurrency
Hi,
I only learned of BAMT and SMOS tonight; these are targeting ATI and Nvidia GPU mining.
As these drivers are proprietary, there may be issues around legality of distribution as the user is not presented with AMD/Nvidia terms of use...
This is only CPU mining and originally targeted only CPU coins such as XPM and PTS. As people asked for more coins/miners, I included them in the bundle.
I considered including GPU drivers, but it would bloat this out too much. Will think about it.
I only learned of BAMT and SMOS tonight; these are targeting ATI and Nvidia GPU mining.
As these drivers are proprietary, there may be issues around legality of distribution as the user is not presented with AMD/Nvidia terms of use...
This is only CPU mining and originally targeted only CPU coins such as XPM and PTS. As people asked for more coins/miners, I included them in the bundle.
I considered including GPU drivers, but it would bloat this out too much. Will think about it.
Re: [UPD] MinerAgent 1.4.1 - A small Linux Live System for mining CryptoCurrency
hi cyberfixy, thanks for the idea.
i have included unclebob minerd for quark, as well as generic scrypt and sha256d support.
if you can suggest any other miners for linux, let me know.
new version 1.4.1 updated and signed image published.
i have included unclebob minerd for quark, as well as generic scrypt and sha256d support.
if you can suggest any other miners for linux, let me know.
new version 1.4.1 updated and signed image published.
[UPD] MinerAgent 1.5 - A small Linux Live System for mining CryptoCurrency
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[UPD][LINUXLIVEISO][MINER] MinerAgent 1.5 - A small Linux Live System (amd64) for mining CryptoCurrency (bootable iso)
# Xmas Day release 2014
I would like to announce a new release of MinerAgent.
Version 1.5 adds dga's fastrie Riecoin miner, LucasJones multicoin cpuminer and wolf9466 for Monero/Bytecoin CryptoNight
It now supports a bunch of new PoW functions on CPU;
This should cover a most coins currently being traded that are minable.
To get it under 100MB, additional binaries are stripped and linked to busybox
MinerAgent is a small [~100MB] (Linux) Debian Live iso, preconfigured for CPU Mining Crytocurrency
(Primecoin Riecoin CryptoNight JackpotCoin Quark X11 SHA256D SCRYPT )
it comes with all needed libraries, sshd, perl, python, fail2ban, htop, screen & tmux
It includes lots of miners, see changelogs and readme for details.
It is based on Debian 8 (sid debian live)
This iso should boot on any modern 64 bit PC or server and provide quick access to beeeeer rpool ypool xrampool and gpool pools and probably many others ****
It should also work generically with most stratum, getwork and x.pushthrough pools with a SCRYPT, SHA256D, PRIMECOIN, PROTOSHARES or QUARK based Proof of Work
To use: Insert into computer, or connect .iso to lights out or remote access console. Boot from disk or iso.
Please change your password!
You can mine with the following commands (example). To access remotely, use Putty (Windows) or ssh (Unix).
RIC ypool: xptminer -o http://ypool.net -u . -p
XMR cpuminer-multi -a cryptonight -o stratum+tcp://mine.moneropool.org:80 -u $PAYOUT -p x
QRK coinmine.pl minerd-unclebob -a quark -o stratum+tcp://mine1.coinmine.pl:6010 -u username -p x
CryptoNight (No AES-NI): cpuminer-LJ-multi -a cryptonight -o stratum+tcp://mine.moneropool.org:80 -u $PAYOUT -p x
Jackpotcoin: cpu-jackpotcoin -a jackpot -o stratum+tcp://jpc.hashatme.com:3333 -u Username -p x
other SCrypt (ie: DOGE): [cpuminer-multi | minerd-unclebob] -a scrypt -o $POOLURL -u Worker -p x
other SHA256D (ie: BTC): [minerd-unclebob | cpuminer-multi] -a sha256d -o $POOLURL -u Worker -p x
You can also autoconfigure MinerAgent by including vendor class "MinerAgent" options in DHCP Scope.
This should work on both Microsoft DHCP and ISC DHCP
example: 001 miner-binary = minerd-unclebob | 002 = miner-options = -algo scrypt -o stratum+tcp://stratum6.dogehouse.org:993 -u username.worker -p password x | automine-enabled = 1
This Linux Live system requires no local storage and has no persistence. Passwords and any local configurations will be lost on reboot.
It is recommended that any local configurations be stored on a remote persistent store accessed via scp/ssh or pushed to the miner by DHCP.
No "CryptoCurrency" exists in this iso, nor does it exist in the mining environment once booted. A miner submits shares on behalf of your payout address.
Miners included have been signed with MinerAgent public key. These miners were compiled from author or fork maintainer git repos with no modifications to the source.
Always be careful with unknown miner binaries. Malicious miners have been discovered in the wild!
Comments, Improvements, Feature Requests and Constructive Criticisms would be appreciated.
MiWMiner4gent@outlook.com (0xBF8A2DC7) pub.asc 3.13 KB (3203 bytes)
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http://d-h.st/jEN
MinerAgent1.5.iso ()
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SHA1(MinerAgent1.5.iso)= 1ef8cff3a6c9168aa18306fee3dde3f56cce0a45
SHA256(MinerAgent1.5.iso.sig)= 25adec85a0d9bf71da07eaad11c1ae290722928498e938701466315e9243cfce
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MinerAgent1.5.iso.sig ()
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MD5(MinerAgent1.5.iso.sig)= 8be1d358a5273f6c57241b07f7a99b13
SHA1(MinerAgent1.5.iso.sig)= f2a36eae274b2553be855984627a4105282e5089
SHA256(MinerAgent1.5.iso)= 08c2019a9927e41df4db77db2d3bc24f09bc3c99cdac0a415fd505f3f73f50bb
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Debian Live Scripts for generating iso:
https://github.com/MiWCryptoCurrencyMinerAgent/MA-DebianLiveConf
Thanks,
MiW
***
CryptoCurrency mining is a resource intensive process. it will attempt to use 100% of CPU resources for mining, generate heat and noise (fans, dhcp logs, etc).
If you choose to use this software, please use it responsibly and only on hardware you own or are authorised to use.
No responsibility is taken for any damage to hardware caused by the use of this software. Cooling is essential.
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with jhprotominer xptminer-avx2-b16 primeminer ptsminer cpu-jackpotcoin jhprimeminer-aero
xptminer-sse4-b16 rminerd verify-miners cpuminer-wolf xolominer cpuminer-LJ-multi jhprimeminer xptminer-clintar
minerd-unclebob cpuminer-multi
Hash: SHA512
[UPD][LINUXLIVEISO][MINER] MinerAgent 1.5 - A small Linux Live System (amd64) for mining CryptoCurrency (bootable iso)
# Xmas Day release 2014
I would like to announce a new release of MinerAgent.
Version 1.5 adds dga's fastrie Riecoin miner, LucasJones multicoin cpuminer and wolf9466 for Monero/Bytecoin CryptoNight
It now supports a bunch of new PoW functions on CPU;
This should cover a most coins currently being traded that are minable.
To get it under 100MB, additional binaries are stripped and linked to busybox
MinerAgent is a small [~100MB] (Linux) Debian Live iso, preconfigured for CPU Mining Crytocurrency
(Primecoin Riecoin CryptoNight JackpotCoin Quark X11 SHA256D SCRYPT )
it comes with all needed libraries, sshd, perl, python, fail2ban, htop, screen & tmux
It includes lots of miners, see changelogs and readme for details.
It is based on Debian 8 (sid debian live)
This iso should boot on any modern 64 bit PC or server and provide quick access to beeeeer rpool ypool xrampool and gpool pools and probably many others ****
It should also work generically with most stratum, getwork and x.pushthrough pools with a SCRYPT, SHA256D, PRIMECOIN, PROTOSHARES or QUARK based Proof of Work
To use: Insert into computer, or connect .iso to lights out or remote access console. Boot from disk or iso.
Please change your password!
You can mine with the following commands (example). To access remotely, use Putty (Windows) or ssh (Unix).
RIC ypool: xptminer -o http://ypool.net -u . -p
XMR cpuminer-multi -a cryptonight -o stratum+tcp://mine.moneropool.org:80 -u $PAYOUT -p x
QRK coinmine.pl minerd-unclebob -a quark -o stratum+tcp://mine1.coinmine.pl:6010 -u username -p x
CryptoNight (No AES-NI): cpuminer-LJ-multi -a cryptonight -o stratum+tcp://mine.moneropool.org:80 -u $PAYOUT -p x
Jackpotcoin: cpu-jackpotcoin -a jackpot -o stratum+tcp://jpc.hashatme.com:3333 -u Username -p x
other SCrypt (ie: DOGE): [cpuminer-multi | minerd-unclebob] -a scrypt -o $POOLURL -u Worker -p x
other SHA256D (ie: BTC): [minerd-unclebob | cpuminer-multi] -a sha256d -o $POOLURL -u Worker -p x
You can also autoconfigure MinerAgent by including vendor class "MinerAgent" options in DHCP Scope.
This should work on both Microsoft DHCP and ISC DHCP
example: 001 miner-binary = minerd-unclebob | 002 = miner-options = -algo scrypt -o stratum+tcp://stratum6.dogehouse.org:993 -u username.worker -p password x | automine-enabled = 1
This Linux Live system requires no local storage and has no persistence. Passwords and any local configurations will be lost on reboot.
It is recommended that any local configurations be stored on a remote persistent store accessed via scp/ssh or pushed to the miner by DHCP.
No "CryptoCurrency" exists in this iso, nor does it exist in the mining environment once booted. A miner submits shares on behalf of your payout address.
Miners included have been signed with MinerAgent public key. These miners were compiled from author or fork maintainer git repos with no modifications to the source.
Always be careful with unknown miner binaries. Malicious miners have been discovered in the wild!
Comments, Improvements, Feature Requests and Constructive Criticisms would be appreciated.
MiWMiner4gent@outlook.com (0xBF8A2DC7) pub.asc 3.13 KB (3203 bytes)
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https://mega.co.nz/#!RI9DyBJB!IAKgiUuN2JCqcVEDPgGtBEThEclTYRlnlcuPPBykeQk
http://d-h.st/jEN
MinerAgent1.5.iso ()
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https://mega.co.nz/#!VIEAmCIZ!gAuuQ4FW8k0-SbcV5ncACuu2mmwwtkiwgidL8oIp4Cw
MD5(MinerAgent1.5.iso)= 0c7d0bc0318dd956cc18d14288b0ab37
SHA1(MinerAgent1.5.iso)= 1ef8cff3a6c9168aa18306fee3dde3f56cce0a45
SHA256(MinerAgent1.5.iso.sig)= 25adec85a0d9bf71da07eaad11c1ae290722928498e938701466315e9243cfce
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MinerAgent1.5.iso.sig ()
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https://mega.co.nz/#!lR9jnLwT!WmwC8YI3RuGQ7oXFy8CBYT9Pf8lJp-sC-EKlz0lSSOU
MD5(MinerAgent1.5.iso.sig)= 8be1d358a5273f6c57241b07f7a99b13
SHA1(MinerAgent1.5.iso.sig)= f2a36eae274b2553be855984627a4105282e5089
SHA256(MinerAgent1.5.iso)= 08c2019a9927e41df4db77db2d3bc24f09bc3c99cdac0a415fd505f3f73f50bb
- - --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Debian Live Scripts for generating iso:
https://github.com/MiWCryptoCurrencyMinerAgent/MA-DebianLiveConf
Thanks,
MiW
***
CryptoCurrency mining is a resource intensive process. it will attempt to use 100% of CPU resources for mining, generate heat and noise (fans, dhcp logs, etc).
If you choose to use this software, please use it responsibly and only on hardware you own or are authorised to use.
No responsibility is taken for any damage to hardware caused by the use of this software. Cooling is essential.
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Version 1.5
Primecoin Protoshares Datacoin
with jhprotominer xptminer-avx2-b16 primeminer ptsminer cpu-jackpotcoin jhprimeminer-aero
xptminer-sse4-b16 rminerd verify-miners cpuminer-wolf xolominer cpuminer-LJ-multi jhprimeminer xptminer-clintar
minerd-unclebob cpuminer-multi
MinerAgent - A small Linux Live System for mining CryptoCurrency (iso, bootable)
-----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE-----
Hash: SHA512
[UPD][LINUXLIVEISO][MINER] MinerAgent 1.5 - A small Linux Live System (amd64) for mining CryptoCurrency (bootable iso)
# Xmas Day release 2014
I would like to announce a new release of MinerAgent.
Version 1.5 adds dga's fastrie Riecoin miner, LucasJones multicoin cpuminer and wolf9466 for Monero/Bytecoin CryptoNight
It now supports a bunch of new PoW functions on CPU;
This should cover a most coins currently being traded that are minable.
To get it under 100MB, additional binaries are stripped and linked to busybox
MinerAgent is a small [~100MB] (Linux) Debian Live iso, preconfigured for CPU Mining Crytocurrency
(Primecoin Riecoin CryptoNight JackpotCoin Quark X11 SHA256D SCRYPT )
it comes with all needed libraries, sshd, perl, python, fail2ban, htop, screen & tmux
It includes lots of miners, see changelogs and readme for details.
It is based on Debian 8 (sid debian live)
This iso should boot on any modern 64 bit PC or server and provide quick access to beeeeer rpool ypool xrampool and gpool pools and probably many others ****
It should also work generically with most stratum, getwork and x.pushthrough pools with a SCRYPT, SHA256D, PRIMECOIN, PROTOSHARES or QUARK based Proof of Work
To use: Insert into computer, or connect .iso to lights out or remote access console. Boot from disk or iso.
Please change your password!
You can mine with the following commands (example). To access remotely, use Putty (Windows) or ssh (Unix).
RIC ypool: xptminer -o http://ypool.net -u . -p
XMR cpuminer-multi -a cryptonight -o stratum+tcp://mine.moneropool.org:80 -u $PAYOUT -p x
QRK coinmine.pl minerd-unclebob -a quark -o stratum+tcp://mine1.coinmine.pl:6010 -u username -p x
CryptoNight (No AES-NI): cpuminer-LJ-multi -a cryptonight -o stratum+tcp://mine.moneropool.org:80 -u $PAYOUT -p x
Jackpotcoin: cpu-jackpotcoin -a jackpot -o stratum+tcp://jpc.hashatme.com:3333 -u Username -p x
other SCrypt (ie: DOGE): [cpuminer-multi | minerd-unclebob] -a scrypt -o $POOLURL -u Worker -p x
other SHA256D (ie: BTC): [minerd-unclebob | cpuminer-multi] -a sha256d -o $POOLURL -u Worker -p x
You can also autoconfigure MinerAgent by including vendor class "MinerAgent" options in DHCP Scope.
This should work on both Microsoft DHCP and ISC DHCP
example: 001 miner-binary = minerd-unclebob | 002 = miner-options = -algo scrypt -o stratum+tcp://stratum6.dogehouse.org:993 -u username.worker -p password x | automine-enabled = 1
This Linux Live system requires no local storage and has no persistence. Passwords and any local configurations will be lost on reboot.
It is recommended that any local configurations be stored on a remote persistent store accessed via scp/ssh or pushed to the miner by DHCP.
No "CryptoCurrency" exists in this iso, nor does it exist in the mining environment once booted. A miner submits shares on behalf of your payout address.
Miners included have been signed with MinerAgent public key. These miners were compiled from author or fork maintainer git repos with no modifications to the source.
Always be careful with unknown miner binaries. Malicious miners have been discovered in the wild!
Comments, Improvements, Feature Requests and Constructive Criticisms would be appreciated.
MiWMiner4gent@outlook.com (0xBF8A2DC7) pub.asc 3.13 KB (3203 bytes)
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https://mega.co.nz/#!RI9DyBJB!IAKgiUuN2JCqcVEDPgGtBEThEclTYRlnlcuPPBykeQk
http://d-h.st/jEN
MinerAgent1.5.iso ()
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https://mega.co.nz/#!VIEAmCIZ!gAuuQ4FW8k0-SbcV5ncACuu2mmwwtkiwgidL8oIp4Cw
MD5(MinerAgent1.5.iso)= 0c7d0bc0318dd956cc18d14288b0ab37
SHA1(MinerAgent1.5.iso)= 1ef8cff3a6c9168aa18306fee3dde3f56cce0a45
SHA256(MinerAgent1.5.iso.sig)= 25adec85a0d9bf71da07eaad11c1ae290722928498e938701466315e9243cfce
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MinerAgent1.5.iso.sig ()
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https://mega.co.nz/#!lR9jnLwT!WmwC8YI3RuGQ7oXFy8CBYT9Pf8lJp-sC-EKlz0lSSOU
MD5(MinerAgent1.5.iso.sig)= 8be1d358a5273f6c57241b07f7a99b13
SHA1(MinerAgent1.5.iso.sig)= f2a36eae274b2553be855984627a4105282e5089
SHA256(MinerAgent1.5.iso)= 08c2019a9927e41df4db77db2d3bc24f09bc3c99cdac0a415fd505f3f73f50bb
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Debian Live Scripts for generating iso:
https://github.com/MiWCryptoCurrencyMinerAgent/MA-DebianLiveConf
Thanks,
MiW
***
CryptoCurrency mining is a resource intensive process. it will attempt to use 100% of CPU resources for mining, generate heat and noise (fans, dhcp logs, etc).
If you choose to use this software, please use it responsibly and only on hardware you own or are authorised to use.
No responsibility is taken for any damage to hardware caused by the use of this software. Cooling is essential.
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Version 1.5
Primecoin Protoshares Datacoin
with jhprotominer xptminer-avx2-b16 primeminer ptsminer cpu-jackpotcoin jhprimeminer-aero
xptminer-sse4-b16 rminerd verify-miners cpuminer-wolf xolominer cpuminer-LJ-multi jhprimeminer xptminer-clintar
minerd-unclebob cpuminer-multi
Hash: SHA512
[UPD][LINUXLIVEISO][MINER] MinerAgent 1.5 - A small Linux Live System (amd64) for mining CryptoCurrency (bootable iso)
# Xmas Day release 2014
I would like to announce a new release of MinerAgent.
Version 1.5 adds dga's fastrie Riecoin miner, LucasJones multicoin cpuminer and wolf9466 for Monero/Bytecoin CryptoNight
It now supports a bunch of new PoW functions on CPU;
This should cover a most coins currently being traded that are minable.
To get it under 100MB, additional binaries are stripped and linked to busybox
MinerAgent is a small [~100MB] (Linux) Debian Live iso, preconfigured for CPU Mining Crytocurrency
(Primecoin Riecoin CryptoNight JackpotCoin Quark X11 SHA256D SCRYPT )
it comes with all needed libraries, sshd, perl, python, fail2ban, htop, screen & tmux
It includes lots of miners, see changelogs and readme for details.
It is based on Debian 8 (sid debian live)
This iso should boot on any modern 64 bit PC or server and provide quick access to beeeeer rpool ypool xrampool and gpool pools and probably many others ****
It should also work generically with most stratum, getwork and x.pushthrough pools with a SCRYPT, SHA256D, PRIMECOIN, PROTOSHARES or QUARK based Proof of Work
To use: Insert into computer, or connect .iso to lights out or remote access console. Boot from disk or iso.
Please change your password!
You can mine with the following commands (example). To access remotely, use Putty (Windows) or ssh (Unix).
RIC ypool: xptminer -o http://ypool.net -u . -p
XMR cpuminer-multi -a cryptonight -o stratum+tcp://mine.moneropool.org:80 -u $PAYOUT -p x
QRK coinmine.pl minerd-unclebob -a quark -o stratum+tcp://mine1.coinmine.pl:6010 -u username -p x
CryptoNight (No AES-NI): cpuminer-LJ-multi -a cryptonight -o stratum+tcp://mine.moneropool.org:80 -u $PAYOUT -p x
Jackpotcoin: cpu-jackpotcoin -a jackpot -o stratum+tcp://jpc.hashatme.com:3333 -u Username -p x
other SCrypt (ie: DOGE): [cpuminer-multi | minerd-unclebob] -a scrypt -o $POOLURL -u Worker -p x
other SHA256D (ie: BTC): [minerd-unclebob | cpuminer-multi] -a sha256d -o $POOLURL -u Worker -p x
You can also autoconfigure MinerAgent by including vendor class "MinerAgent" options in DHCP Scope.
This should work on both Microsoft DHCP and ISC DHCP
example: 001 miner-binary = minerd-unclebob | 002 = miner-options = -algo scrypt -o stratum+tcp://stratum6.dogehouse.org:993 -u username.worker -p password x | automine-enabled = 1
This Linux Live system requires no local storage and has no persistence. Passwords and any local configurations will be lost on reboot.
It is recommended that any local configurations be stored on a remote persistent store accessed via scp/ssh or pushed to the miner by DHCP.
No "CryptoCurrency" exists in this iso, nor does it exist in the mining environment once booted. A miner submits shares on behalf of your payout address.
Miners included have been signed with MinerAgent public key. These miners were compiled from author or fork maintainer git repos with no modifications to the source.
Always be careful with unknown miner binaries. Malicious miners have been discovered in the wild!
Comments, Improvements, Feature Requests and Constructive Criticisms would be appreciated.
MiWMiner4gent@outlook.com (0xBF8A2DC7) pub.asc 3.13 KB (3203 bytes)
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https://mega.co.nz/#!RI9DyBJB!IAKgiUuN2JCqcVEDPgGtBEThEclTYRlnlcuPPBykeQk
http://d-h.st/jEN
MinerAgent1.5.iso ()
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https://mega.co.nz/#!VIEAmCIZ!gAuuQ4FW8k0-SbcV5ncACuu2mmwwtkiwgidL8oIp4Cw
MD5(MinerAgent1.5.iso)= 0c7d0bc0318dd956cc18d14288b0ab37
SHA1(MinerAgent1.5.iso)= 1ef8cff3a6c9168aa18306fee3dde3f56cce0a45
SHA256(MinerAgent1.5.iso.sig)= 25adec85a0d9bf71da07eaad11c1ae290722928498e938701466315e9243cfce
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MinerAgent1.5.iso.sig ()
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https://mega.co.nz/#!lR9jnLwT!WmwC8YI3RuGQ7oXFy8CBYT9Pf8lJp-sC-EKlz0lSSOU
MD5(MinerAgent1.5.iso.sig)= 8be1d358a5273f6c57241b07f7a99b13
SHA1(MinerAgent1.5.iso.sig)= f2a36eae274b2553be855984627a4105282e5089
SHA256(MinerAgent1.5.iso)= 08c2019a9927e41df4db77db2d3bc24f09bc3c99cdac0a415fd505f3f73f50bb
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Debian Live Scripts for generating iso:
https://github.com/MiWCryptoCurrencyMinerAgent/MA-DebianLiveConf
Thanks,
MiW
***
CryptoCurrency mining is a resource intensive process. it will attempt to use 100% of CPU resources for mining, generate heat and noise (fans, dhcp logs, etc).
If you choose to use this software, please use it responsibly and only on hardware you own or are authorised to use.
No responsibility is taken for any damage to hardware caused by the use of this software. Cooling is essential.
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Version 1.5
Primecoin Protoshares Datacoin
with jhprotominer xptminer-avx2-b16 primeminer ptsminer cpu-jackpotcoin jhprimeminer-aero
xptminer-sse4-b16 rminerd verify-miners cpuminer-wolf xolominer cpuminer-LJ-multi jhprimeminer xptminer-clintar
minerd-unclebob cpuminer-multi
it is possible to build you own. Some of the major exchanges offer support for Commercial Trading Clients, ie: MetaTrader.
This would allow you to run arbitrage scripts against an exchange. In practice you will find this is occurring right now
This would allow you to run arbitrage scripts against an exchange. In practice you will find this is occurring right now
If people discover this technology through memes; all the more power to the CryptoCurrency economy.
altcoins help diversify peoples investments; either through direct mining, trading or OTC purchase, and help smooth major price movements and create arbitrage opportunities.
if doge will have any realistic value in the future (ive never particularly liked 'high' maximum #coin counts -- they do silly things like not fit into smaller data structures) is yet to be seen.
if this is your first look at cryptocurrency, please investigate some of the older derivatives also.
altcoins help diversify peoples investments; either through direct mining, trading or OTC purchase, and help smooth major price movements and create arbitrage opportunities.
if doge will have any realistic value in the future (ive never particularly liked 'high' maximum #coin counts -- they do silly things like not fit into smaller data structures) is yet to be seen.
if this is your first look at cryptocurrency, please investigate some of the older derivatives also.
Cryptsy is a perfectly cromulent exchange. But like most things in our little universe, have limited resources to deal with what has bloomed into a billion dollar economy.
Crypsy has always dealt with issues relating to deposits and transfers for me in a timely and responsive manner. I would recommend their services to others - BUT:
* Do your research.
* Dont invest more than you can lose.
Crypsy has always dealt with issues relating to deposits and transfers for me in a timely and responsive manner. I would recommend their services to others - BUT:
* Do your research.
* Dont invest more than you can lose.