Reference script BSGS
https://github.com/iceland2k14/bsgs
https://github.com/iceland2k14/bsgs/blob/main/bsgs_v4_gmp.py
I modify to hide message PVK not found.
and print S value is show X,Y and hex_line
What is hex_line value?
script generate large file baby_steps table for calculate
found key when meet hex_line on baby_steps table
I read baby step from
https://asecuritysite.com/encryption/baby
scripts make 1073741824 list babystep for multiply right
and when calculate use run with babystep
I think both script and BSGS.exe do the same right
https://github.com/JeanLucPons/BSGS
create large table hash table (25bit hash) to store the baby steps. 2^30 baby steps is about 9GB
still learning
not yet clear understand
now I try to looking way to reduce keyspace for search because high bits it is too much large area to search
if can fine right keyspace may be helpful to working search
Topic: Baby Step Giant Step Combined Efforts to Find 1.2 Bitcoin - page 2. (Read 1917 times)
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Here if you try to use
Try using this test setting
How fast you pc/laptop run BSGS.exe
Setting baba step = 1000000
Set rank = 1 to fffffffffff
It took 12 seconds to run your test.Try using this test setting
How fast you pc/laptop run BSGS.exe
Setting baba step = 1000000
Set rank = 1 to fffffffffff
The settings I gave in older BSGS and the ones I gave in the new python script have been tried and tested and work best for the 56 bit random ranges. Yes, if you use a high baby step then it will take a long time to actually build the baby steps in RAM; if it is too low then it will either miss keys or it will take a long time for your giant steps to work through the range.
As stated, the BSGS is great at working through smaller ranges very quick and efficiently. Kangaroo is better at bigger ranges. But when one is working through random ranges, such as this thread was started upon, it's better to use BSGS because it tells you with 100% certainty if the key is in the range you are searching whereas kangaroo you will have to run over the expected group operations and even then it's still not 100% certain that key wasn't in the range searched.
some problem
BSGS.exe use a lot of RAM (memory) and harddisk (SSD still high writing)
I think should have table for calculate for user
like 8GB, 16GB, 32GB should be use limited how much each
I setup too high my memory 32GB still full and SSD hdd work 100% with writing something (may be swap memory)
good if have
table for babystep and wide range
and table for memory (ram) for fast work on memory without write to disk
I don't know how BSGS.exe works
but for fast work setting for limited and fit to can work only in memory is better.
BSGS.exe use a lot of RAM (memory) and harddisk (SSD still high writing)
I think should have table for calculate for user
like 8GB, 16GB, 32GB should be use limited how much each
I setup too high my memory 32GB still full and SSD hdd work 100% with writing something (may be swap memory)
good if have
table for babystep and wide range
and table for memory (ram) for fast work on memory without write to disk
I don't know how BSGS.exe works
but for fast work setting for limited and fit to can work only in memory is better.
I think I found problem
1. Setting baby step to low and too high
2. range too high
if baby step too low BSGS.exe work slow (I set 100 and try 1000 very slow)
if baby step too high BSGS.exe work slow (I set 1000000000 very slow)
range low BSGS.exe will work fast
range very high BSGS.exe will work slow
rand 1 to FFFFFFFFFFF (low work fast)
rand 1 to FFFFFFFFFFFFFFFF (too high work slow)
rand 8000000000000000 to ffffffffffffffff (too high work slow)
rand 800000000000000000000000000000...ffffffffffffffffffffffffffffff (too high work slow)
I now sure may be need to calculate range/babystep
to not high will work fast
I am not sure
request WanderingPhilospher help to calculate table of setting
or give file setting sample many file for ready to use testing
recommend using python scripts help to split rang and run BSGS.exe
may be help better
Here if you try to use
Try using this test setting
How fast you pc/laptop run BSGS.exe
Setting baba step = 1000000
Set rank = 1 to fffffffffff
Command
BSGS.exe test.txt
file = test.txt
Code:
1000000
1
fffffffffff
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Some problem with Baby Step Giant Step
There is no issue with Baby Step Giant Step. If you are searching smaller ranges or different ranges than what mine is programmed to do, use Jean Luc's version. BSGS is great at finding keys in smaller ranges, extremely fast and with 100% guarantee if the key is in specified range or not. If you run a smaller range and don't find a key that you know is in that range, then your setting may be off.
If you get a warning, like this one (Warning, range is not a multiple of nbThread) when running BSGS, you may or may not find the key. Your settings have to be right. I can get that warning if I run a range of 1 to FFFFFFFFFF, but running range 0 to FFFFFFFFFF, I do not get that warning. I always make sure my ranges are of FFFFFFFFFF, FFFFFFFFFFF, or FFFFFFFFFFFF in size.
The baby step size also correlates to how much RAM you will use, so don't exceed what your PC has.
Also, if you run a big range, above 64 bits, BSGS will take time. If you look at Jean Luc's test, it was taking him 15 to 30 minutes to find keys in a 64 bit range, if you go above 64 bit, that time will increase, especially if using a small baby step setting.
I designed my program to be automated, meaning it automatically calculates correct settings, creates the input file, and generates a random range (one where the #120 can be found); and prints out key information if found. Mine is no better or faster than Jean Luc's, it's the same minus the items just mentioned.
Thank
I have problem with use BSGS JeanLucPons version
open program very long time to can find key
but you BSGS version (on bath file set version) work faster and can find key success
I try with in.txt new one file you version still work fine
but JeanLucPons not work fast , I try set baby step to both small side and large size still run problem , some time program fond key but before work open it very long time
test both small range and large rang
Here is the python script to automate the process (save it as Starter.py to run the automated process):
And here is the batch file I use to start the automation:
I have it set up to randomly generate a 56 bit range and then the BSGS checks it. Using 4 threads, it takes me under 2 minutes to run the range. If you plan on sharing/contributing the ranges you've scanned, please leave it at 56 bits (leave the y and Y1 alone in the python script). Also, if you want this to run with zero chances of missing the key, do not tinker with -t 0 or the baby step size of "4000000" . If you just want to use it for your own personal use, tweak any and everything. Enjoy![/code]
Code:
[code]
#Amateur Coding by the Wandering Philosopher
import binascii, hashlib, sys, codecs, multiprocessing, time, random, os, subprocess
from datetime import datetime
random.seed(datetime.now())
import os
arq1 = open('input.txt', 'w')
arq2 = open('Ranges_SearchedUpdate.txt', 'a')
y = ("FFFFFFFFFFFFFF")
Y1 = int(y, 16)
for x in range(1):
startrange = 0xC001000FFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFF
endrangexxx = 0xFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFF
rgen = random.randrange(startrange, endrangexxx)
rgenz = hex(rgen + Y1).rstrip("L").lstrip("0x").upper()
arq1.write("4000000" + '\n' + hex(rgen).rstrip("L").lstrip("0x") + '\n' + rgenz + '\n' + "02ceb6cbbcdbdf5ef7150682150f4ce2c6f4807b349827dcdbdd1f2efa885a2630")
arq2.write(hex(rgen).rstrip("L").lstrip("0x").upper() + '\n' + rgenz + '\n')
arq1.close()
And here is the batch file I use to start the automation:
Code:
:while1
start /wait /min Starter.py
start /wait /min BSGS.exe -t 4 input.txt
goto :while1
I have it set up to randomly generate a 56 bit range and then the BSGS checks it. Using 4 threads, it takes me under 2 minutes to run the range. If you plan on sharing/contributing the ranges you've scanned, please leave it at 56 bits (leave the y and Y1 alone in the python script). Also, if you want this to run with zero chances of missing the key, do not tinker with -t 0 or the baby step size of "4000000" . If you just want to use it for your own personal use, tweak any and everything. Enjoy![/code]
Everyone, I updated the github page. I published a new release.
https://github.com/WanderingPhilosopher/BSGS/releases/tag/V2.0
The only difference in this version and Jean Luc's original version is that my version will save a text file containing the public and private keys. So it's back to searching the 120 bit range since the pub key shift seemed to cause confusion and now you can search your own range and pubkeys with this version. I plan on uploading a python script and batch file that will auto generate a random range and the batch file to search that random range. The python script will also create a ranges checked file so that we can still share which ranges we have checked; so still can be a combined effort.
I also deleted all of the old exe files and batch files off the main page. Python and batch starting script will be released soon...
https://github.com/WanderingPhilosopher/BSGS/releases/tag/V2.0
The only difference in this version and Jean Luc's original version is that my version will save a text file containing the public and private keys. So it's back to searching the 120 bit range since the pub key shift seemed to cause confusion and now you can search your own range and pubkeys with this version. I plan on uploading a python script and batch file that will auto generate a random range and the batch file to search that random range. The python script will also create a ranges checked file so that we can still share which ranges we have checked; so still can be a combined effort.
I also deleted all of the old exe files and batch files off the main page. Python and batch starting script will be released soon...
Some problem with Baby Step Giant Step
There is no issue with Baby Step Giant Step. If you are searching smaller ranges or different ranges than what mine is programmed to do, use Jean Luc's version. BSGS is great at finding keys in smaller ranges, extremely fast and with 100% guarantee if the key is in specified range or not. If you run a smaller range and don't find a key that you know is in that range, then your setting may be off.
If you get a warning, like this one (Warning, range is not a multiple of nbThread) when running BSGS, you may or may not find the key. Your settings have to be right. I can get that warning if I run a range of 1 to FFFFFFFFFF, but running range 0 to FFFFFFFFFF, I do not get that warning. I always make sure my ranges are of FFFFFFFFFF, FFFFFFFFFFF, or FFFFFFFFFFFF in size.
The baby step size also correlates to how much RAM you will use, so don't exceed what your PC has.
Also, if you run a big range, above 64 bits, BSGS will take time. If you look at Jean Luc's test, it was taking him 15 to 30 minutes to find keys in a 64 bit range, if you go above 64 bit, that time will increase, especially if using a small baby step setting.
I designed my program to be automated, meaning it automatically calculates correct settings, creates the input file, and generates a random range (one where the #120 can be found); and prints out key information if found. Mine is no better or faster than Jean Luc's, it's the same minus the items just mentioned.
test file for
https://github.com/WanderingPhilosopher/BSGS
file 83.txt you can change start rank from 1 to any rank you want to test
83.txt use public key from puzzle all 83 key
found to 44 bit easy other start to take time
command
Quote
BSGS1A.exe 83.txt
83.txt
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1
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Update...I will be releasing a newer version with different pubkeys/ranges. It's meant for the combined effort of us, one of us, finding the key to #120. Like I said, not everyone has a GPU so this is a way to have a shot at #120 and split 1.2 bitcoins.
The new release will require around 10 minutes to run through 1 range (with CPU cores), but the overall range has been reduced from 120 bits to 107. I am running it on 3 machines to test overnight and will release in the next few days.
The new release will require around 10 minutes to run through 1 range (with CPU cores), but the overall range has been reduced from 120 bits to 107. I am running it on 3 machines to test overnight and will release in the next few days.
Thank you for update, I will try
For Baby Step Giant Step
I recommend to use BSGS from WanderingPhilosopher mod
https://github.com/WanderingPhilosopher/BSGS
I test no problem
test with public key puzzle 83 key and found puzzle 1-44 easy and fast like both Kangaroo and bitcrack
result found on file
FOUNDKEYSFOUNDKEYSFOUNDKEYSFOUNDKEYSFOUNDKEYSFOUNDKEYSFOUNDKEYSFOUNDKEYSFOUNDKE YS.txt
Some problem with Baby Step Giant Step
Problem I do wrong setting (it make can not found any key) Waste of time a lot
seting Babystep size too large
I think all user use any tools should be study that tools and learn how to use
and creator should be give more detail how to use tools with example
I try use BSGS 1.1
https://github.com/JeanLucPons/BSGS
some detail BSGS not found key when using with small rank
I just testing BSGS , program it work or not
I using puzzle already solve with low keyspace (keyspace begin not so far from private key) for can found very fast.
BSGS not found key
Kangaroo found key fast
bitcrack found key fast
may be BSGS skip rank until not found key
BSGS finish work when over rank setting
example test
find key #65
30568377312064202855
start key space 30568377312175202855
1A838B1350C502227
find key #115
31464123230573852164273674364426950
start key space 31464123230573852164273689364426950
60F4D11574F5DEEE49965577270C6
using Babystep size from sameple = 40000000
result = not found key
I try reduce size Babystep size to 40000, 400
but still can not found key
other test
I try o test first 64 puzzle that found already
Babystep size = 4000
and start keyspace from 1 to 60F4D11574F5DEFE49961D9609AC6
and public key using from pluzzle 1 to 160 on file in.txt
result = not found key
test compare both Kangaroo found key and bitcrack found key
any advice and suggestion
Problem I do wrong setting (it make can not found any key) Waste of time a lot
seting Babystep size too large
I think all user use any tools should be study that tools and learn how to use
and creator should be give more detail how to use tools with example
I try use BSGS 1.1
https://github.com/JeanLucPons/BSGS
some detail BSGS not found key when using with small rank
I just testing BSGS , program it work or not
I using puzzle already solve with low keyspace (keyspace begin not so far from private key) for can found very fast.
BSGS not found key
Kangaroo found key fast
bitcrack found key fast
may be BSGS skip rank until not found key
BSGS finish work when over rank setting
example test
find key #65
30568377312064202855
start key space 30568377312175202855
1A838B1350C502227
find key #115
31464123230573852164273674364426950
start key space 31464123230573852164273689364426950
60F4D11574F5DEEE49965577270C6
using Babystep size from sameple = 40000000
result = not found key
I try reduce size Babystep size to 40000, 400
but still can not found key
other test
I try o test first 64 puzzle that found already
Babystep size = 4000
and start keyspace from 1 to 60F4D11574F5DEFE49961D9609AC6
and public key using from pluzzle 1 to 160 on file in.txt
result = not found key
test compare both Kangaroo found key and bitcrack found key
any advice and suggestion
Update...I will be releasing a newer version with different pubkeys/ranges. It's meant for the combined effort of us, one of us, finding the key to #120. Like I said, not everyone has a GPU so this is a way to have a shot at #120 and split 1.2 bitcoins.
The new release will require around 10 minutes to run through 1 range (with CPU cores), but the overall range has been reduced from 120 bits to 107. I am running it on 3 machines to test overnight and will release in the next few days.
The new release will require around 10 minutes to run through 1 range (with CPU cores), but the overall range has been reduced from 120 bits to 107. I am running it on 3 machines to test overnight and will release in the next few days.
Hi, WanderingPhilospher
I think BSGS version WanderingPhilosopher is good one becuase when found private key BSGS1A.exe write output
https://github.com/WanderingPhilosopher/BSGS
FOUNDKEYSFOUNDKEYSFOUNDKEYSFOUNDKEYSFOUNDKEYSFOUNDKEYSFOUNDKEYSFOUNDKEYSFOUNDKE YS.txt
but BSGS.exe original
https[Suspicious link removed] original not have option write output to file
problem on test learn to use, I write batch file command and double click run batch
when complete console of batch file run gone with private key result
lucky this is test, if using on real and use time over 24 hour and found key, user will be start over new one again.
may be I don't know
How can use BSGS.exe original write output?
and more
WanderingPhilospher, What is this pubkey looking for what?
you BSGS1A.exe is auto generate Thread1AInput.txt and contain what is this pubkey
1A67438673BE6097FF4C458F4184A7
04aa2de8d96f74cbd3c094f9070463f59d8ba306e6de72ff9c2d51c8c74f142628626168083ce7d 562a788ce8cb093c6a574a156e8099f7bacba4278de6b299a07
044aed9313f7441330905b2a9f444f8b1d425f704727e426c0c629a04594a5d67014a3827b9c030 44b5ea6b04d135a840007187d2450a4ba21d92e27020c1855f5
04040e4ed21a78299b9ba99b04b4b2d5b219b8aa196932c6041d27decd020f702b94eaf5fe70e57 0f0bc6d6a980af45cfa190683c47ec2a29b7c47ee125b22bfdd
048a90e42a0c7e50dcae58dfb52adf50f4e3658662ebbbbf82a169e3b4dcc7519f8e0b1a61ac774 225a1a9287e9b0cf0c71f290fb42352bdc198632e8a5b382324
043053e415c43f89b48f0e2760e199bcaaf902d37ff341b58a5be40f0d5c2739ea86a5992b670ca 7614b963b8eb1fcbb5f16d56e5bc84c8d73ada6c264fb8ae231
04bca13c6d47e7c936c9c7f2c0bae22a7d6dc0e252300f3c16581533708f26dcee405542db6d705 4b7a9cf6bf78b11647d8e3046dd5e2aefc3cd6f19827cff40a3
04423b85c770e23ad12507279c6e649a44185315c471162ca10c96efe5357719d0e7cfc5dcb4ea4 eca2affa451ec1a879cfa4222ab6eecb6af60ce4ecd59767a9b
041c4a77404fd16254286b0bc384f915a31a8d9e48892d4d2739147ab643ca9a38d51b1074dd432 5f757b8aeb67bdce08a7a78bce8c6052ccb9fe3d2c1c31b73a8
You can't add any flags to original BSGS to get an output file; it has to be hard coded. If I have time, I will code a version with an -o output flag. If you are using the original version, make sure you have "pause" as the last line in your batch file so you can capture key and pubkey. My version automatically prints it out.I think BSGS version WanderingPhilosopher is good one becuase when found private key BSGS1A.exe write output
https://github.com/WanderingPhilosopher/BSGS
FOUNDKEYSFOUNDKEYSFOUNDKEYSFOUNDKEYSFOUNDKEYSFOUNDKEYSFOUNDKEYSFOUNDKEYSFOUNDKE YS.txt
but BSGS.exe original
https[Suspicious link removed] original not have option write output to file
problem on test learn to use, I write batch file command and double click run batch
when complete console of batch file run gone with private key result
lucky this is test, if using on real and use time over 24 hour and found key, user will be start over new one again.
may be I don't know
How can use BSGS.exe original write output?
and more
WanderingPhilospher, What is this pubkey looking for what?
you BSGS1A.exe is auto generate Thread1AInput.txt and contain what is this pubkey
1A67438673BE6097FF4C458F4184A7
04aa2de8d96f74cbd3c094f9070463f59d8ba306e6de72ff9c2d51c8c74f142628626168083ce7d 562a788ce8cb093c6a574a156e8099f7bacba4278de6b299a07
044aed9313f7441330905b2a9f444f8b1d425f704727e426c0c629a04594a5d67014a3827b9c030 44b5ea6b04d135a840007187d2450a4ba21d92e27020c1855f5
04040e4ed21a78299b9ba99b04b4b2d5b219b8aa196932c6041d27decd020f702b94eaf5fe70e57 0f0bc6d6a980af45cfa190683c47ec2a29b7c47ee125b22bfdd
048a90e42a0c7e50dcae58dfb52adf50f4e3658662ebbbbf82a169e3b4dcc7519f8e0b1a61ac774 225a1a9287e9b0cf0c71f290fb42352bdc198632e8a5b382324
043053e415c43f89b48f0e2760e199bcaaf902d37ff341b58a5be40f0d5c2739ea86a5992b670ca 7614b963b8eb1fcbb5f16d56e5bc84c8d73ada6c264fb8ae231
04bca13c6d47e7c936c9c7f2c0bae22a7d6dc0e252300f3c16581533708f26dcee405542db6d705 4b7a9cf6bf78b11647d8e3046dd5e2aefc3cd6f19827cff40a3
04423b85c770e23ad12507279c6e649a44185315c471162ca10c96efe5357719d0e7cfc5dcb4ea4 eca2affa451ec1a879cfa4222ab6eecb6af60ce4ecd59767a9b
041c4a77404fd16254286b0bc384f915a31a8d9e48892d4d2739147ab643ca9a38d51b1074dd432 5f757b8aeb67bdce08a7a78bce8c6052ccb9fe3d2c1c31b73a8
The program that I released/this thread is about, has shifted pubkeys from the original #120 pubkey, meaning they are lower than the 120 bit range but if we find one, we can solve puzzle #120.
actually I'm interested too, especially the prize 
but looking at the specs of my laptop an intel core i3, it looks like it will be tough doing the task.
That is why I started this thread/put out the program. So that we all work on different ranges, at the same time but looking at the specs of my laptop an intel core i3, it looks like it will be tough doing the task.
Hi, WanderingPhilospher
I think BSGS version WanderingPhilosopher is good one becuase when found private key BSGS1A.exe write output
https://github.com/WanderingPhilosopher/BSGS
FOUNDKEYSFOUNDKEYSFOUNDKEYSFOUNDKEYSFOUNDKEYSFOUNDKEYSFOUNDKEYSFOUNDKEYSFOUNDKE YS.txt
but BSGS.exe original
https[Suspicious link removed] original not have option write output to file
problem on test learn to use, I write batch file command and double click run batch
when complete console of batch file run gone with private key result
lucky this is test, if using on real and use time over 24 hour and found key, user will be start over new one again.
may be I don't know
How can use BSGS.exe original write output?
and more
WanderingPhilospher, What is this pubkey looking for what?
you BSGS1A.exe is auto generate Thread1AInput.txt and contain what is this pubkey
1A67438673BE6097FF4C458F4184A7
04aa2de8d96f74cbd3c094f9070463f59d8ba306e6de72ff9c2d51c8c74f142628626168083ce7d 562a788ce8cb093c6a574a156e8099f7bacba4278de6b299a07
044aed9313f7441330905b2a9f444f8b1d425f704727e426c0c629a04594a5d67014a3827b9c030 44b5ea6b04d135a840007187d2450a4ba21d92e27020c1855f5
04040e4ed21a78299b9ba99b04b4b2d5b219b8aa196932c6041d27decd020f702b94eaf5fe70e57 0f0bc6d6a980af45cfa190683c47ec2a29b7c47ee125b22bfdd
048a90e42a0c7e50dcae58dfb52adf50f4e3658662ebbbbf82a169e3b4dcc7519f8e0b1a61ac774 225a1a9287e9b0cf0c71f290fb42352bdc198632e8a5b382324
043053e415c43f89b48f0e2760e199bcaaf902d37ff341b58a5be40f0d5c2739ea86a5992b670ca 7614b963b8eb1fcbb5f16d56e5bc84c8d73ada6c264fb8ae231
04bca13c6d47e7c936c9c7f2c0bae22a7d6dc0e252300f3c16581533708f26dcee405542db6d705 4b7a9cf6bf78b11647d8e3046dd5e2aefc3cd6f19827cff40a3
04423b85c770e23ad12507279c6e649a44185315c471162ca10c96efe5357719d0e7cfc5dcb4ea4 eca2affa451ec1a879cfa4222ab6eecb6af60ce4ecd59767a9b
041c4a77404fd16254286b0bc384f915a31a8d9e48892d4d2739147ab643ca9a38d51b1074dd432 5f757b8aeb67bdce08a7a78bce8c6052ccb9fe3d2c1c31b73a8
I think BSGS version WanderingPhilosopher is good one becuase when found private key BSGS1A.exe write output
https://github.com/WanderingPhilosopher/BSGS
FOUNDKEYSFOUNDKEYSFOUNDKEYSFOUNDKEYSFOUNDKEYSFOUNDKEYSFOUNDKEYSFOUNDKEYSFOUNDKE YS.txt
but BSGS.exe original
https[Suspicious link removed] original not have option write output to file
problem on test learn to use, I write batch file command and double click run batch
when complete console of batch file run gone with private key result
lucky this is test, if using on real and use time over 24 hour and found key, user will be start over new one again.
may be I don't know
How can use BSGS.exe original write output?
and more
WanderingPhilospher, What is this pubkey looking for what?
you BSGS1A.exe is auto generate Thread1AInput.txt and contain what is this pubkey
1A67438673BE6097FF4C458F4184A7
04aa2de8d96f74cbd3c094f9070463f59d8ba306e6de72ff9c2d51c8c74f142628626168083ce7d 562a788ce8cb093c6a574a156e8099f7bacba4278de6b299a07
044aed9313f7441330905b2a9f444f8b1d425f704727e426c0c629a04594a5d67014a3827b9c030 44b5ea6b04d135a840007187d2450a4ba21d92e27020c1855f5
04040e4ed21a78299b9ba99b04b4b2d5b219b8aa196932c6041d27decd020f702b94eaf5fe70e57 0f0bc6d6a980af45cfa190683c47ec2a29b7c47ee125b22bfdd
048a90e42a0c7e50dcae58dfb52adf50f4e3658662ebbbbf82a169e3b4dcc7519f8e0b1a61ac774 225a1a9287e9b0cf0c71f290fb42352bdc198632e8a5b382324
043053e415c43f89b48f0e2760e199bcaaf902d37ff341b58a5be40f0d5c2739ea86a5992b670ca 7614b963b8eb1fcbb5f16d56e5bc84c8d73ada6c264fb8ae231
04bca13c6d47e7c936c9c7f2c0bae22a7d6dc0e252300f3c16581533708f26dcee405542db6d705 4b7a9cf6bf78b11647d8e3046dd5e2aefc3cd6f19827cff40a3
04423b85c770e23ad12507279c6e649a44185315c471162ca10c96efe5357719d0e7cfc5dcb4ea4 eca2affa451ec1a879cfa4222ab6eecb6af60ce4ecd59767a9b
041c4a77404fd16254286b0bc384f915a31a8d9e48892d4d2739147ab643ca9a38d51b1074dd432 5f757b8aeb67bdce08a7a78bce8c6052ccb9fe3d2c1c31b73a8
actually I'm interested too, especially the prize
but looking at the specs of my laptop an intel core i3, it looks like it will be tough doing the task.
but looking at the specs of my laptop an intel core i3, it looks like it will be tough doing the task.
My small laptop have NVIDIA GeForce GT720M , it can not using GPU for calculate. laptop have CUDA but not high enough with support Nvidia CUDA Driver to can work GPU calculate
if you buy new one laptop recommend to buy gamming laptop and check GPU Nvidia that support to use CUDA, looking GTX 1050 up or higher, brand new generation Nvidia GPU may be fine
may be MSI cheap or ASUS try look meet with your budget
other way is external GPU try looking at eBay
I just know many people using GPU at cloud service, is great way to use GPU or CPU on demand.
actually I'm interested too, especially the prize
but looking at the specs of my laptop an intel core i3, it looks like it will be tough doing the task.
but looking at the specs of my laptop an intel core i3, it looks like it will be tough doing the task.
Yes, your setup is correct and you can use both compressed and uncompressed public keys.
thank you bigvito19
now it work fine
problem may be take time too long can't waiting for result LOL.
test with very low bit, all is ok
test with high bit, not have anything happen. (CPU run high)
Microsoft found viruses in those files when I tried to download the BSGS11.exe
if download from internet MS will be block with virus (harm you computer) it happen with many file on internet
I use method download to PC my VM not have antivirus and copy to my PC.
try download to mobile phone and copy to you PC (or transfer by Bluetooth)
(other try use wget command download)
may be other web browser like firefox opera can download it easy more than, just try
Microsoft found viruses in those files when I tried to download the BSGS11.exe
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