BitCrack - A tool for brute-forcing private keys - page 89.

almightyruler

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Quote from: CreateCryptoCo.in on February 18, 2019, 07:47:50 PM

Does anyone actually made more then a 100 bucks?

Doubtful. This is not a general Bitcoin cracking tool. You will not 'accidentally' find funds. If it was that easy, everyone would be doing it, and Bitcoin (in its current form) would cease to be valuable.

Quote from: CreateCryptoCo.in on February 18, 2019, 07:47:50 PM

i bet you can make some cash on stuff like brainwallet things, cuz ppl dont normally think twice before creating wallets.

Here's a separate thread on SHA256 brainwallets. There are 20000+ known brainwallets, but the tl;dr is that if you're looking to steal funds you are wasting your time.

https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/collection-of-18509-found-and-used-brainwallets-4768828

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Does anyone actually made more then a 100 bucks?
i bet you can make some cash on stuff like brainwallet things, cuz ppl dont normally think twice before creating wallets.

Would be fun to know if it actually works(and not just eating power)

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[2019-02-18.07:03:21] [Error] Invalid address '3645N22DDswRxV4BQGbuBrgHCAYUmzcHU6'

but

https://www.blockchain.com/btc/address/3645N22DDswRxV4BQGbuBrgHCAYUmzcHU6

Huh

An address starting with '3' is a pay to script hash address, which is based on a script and related data, rather than (simpler) hashing of a public key. I'd guess that BitCrack is only able to brute force Bitcoin addresses starting with 1.

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Quote from: nc50lc on February 18, 2019, 12:00:54 AM

Puzzle Prvkey List From: https://lbc.cryptoguru.org/dio

With 904625697166532776746648320380374280100293470930272690489102837043110636675 pages, I'd say that the entire private key space, not just the special puzzle keys.

Here are the puzzle transaction keys found by LBC (is it still running?) : https://lbc.cryptoguru.org/trophies

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Quote from: itod on February 17, 2019, 07:51:42 AM

-snip-
The whole point of the puzzle is to prove it can not be solved.

If it is ever solved we are all in big trouble, because BTC will be worth $0. Irony is that both ways you will never make money on the puzzle, if it is ever solved the coins you get will not be worth anything.

Eh, Why does the Puzzle already has multiple "spent" outputs and still counting?

Yes, it's impossible to crack a randomly-created private keys but the puzzle's addresses were generated in a "simple" manner and with a limited difference
(from 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000003 prv key in HEX onward)

Puzzle Prvkey List From: https://lbc.cryptoguru.org/dio

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If you look at the puzzle transaction's link to a blockexplorer with "address meta", it has a name which suggest that one of its purpose might be for Promotion of that (now deadlink) "Bitcoin Manual Mining Helper".

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Quote from: almightyruler on February 16, 2019, 10:55:42 PM

Quote from: ?? on ??

Quote from: userghost on February 16, 2019, 09:36:53 AM

so I have a 1080 TI I would like to try at this. How do I generate a current address list? Did this a long time ago on LBC but forgot how.

I don't really understand the question, but you don't need this tools if you just want to generate lots of bitcoin address.

I think s/he is asking how to generate a list of addresses that have been used on the Bitcoin network.

As has been stated here before, for anyone who thinks they can "make a bit" by finding other people's funds: you're wasting your time, because the chances of matching the private key of a funded address by brute force is so small that we may as well call it impossible. Like, really, really, unlikely to happen; not in 100 years, not in 1000 years. (At least with current technology.)

This tool works well for its intended purpose - searching for 'puzzle' keys over a very limited range - but it cannot be used as a general purpose cracker. If cracking of arbitrary wallets was possible, the value of Bitcoin would quickly fall to zero.

Anyone who would like to "try at this" to make some money should stop. The only reason to try this is NOT to make money meaning you are donating your resources, like electricity and GPU, to prove no one can make money on this. The whole point of the puzzle is to prove it can not be solved.

If it is ever solved we are all in big trouble, because BTC will be worth $0. Irony is that both ways you will never make money on the puzzle, if it is ever solved the coins you get will not be worth anything.

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Quote from: userghost on February 16, 2019, 09:36:53 AM

so I have a 1080 TI I would like to try at this. How do I generate a current address list? Did this a long time ago on LBC but forgot how.

I don't really understand the question, but you don't need this tools if you just want to generate lots of bitcoin address.

I think s/he is asking how to generate a list of addresses that have been used on the Bitcoin network.

As has been stated here before, for anyone who thinks they can "make a bit" by finding other people's funds: you're wasting your time, because the chances of matching the private key of a funded address by brute force is so small that we may as well call it impossible. Like, really, really, unlikely to happen; not in 100 years, not in 1000 years. (At least with current technology.)

This tool works well for its intended purpose - searching for 'puzzle' keys over a very limited range - but it cannot be used as a general purpose cracker. If cracking of arbitrary wallets was possible, the value of Bitcoin would quickly fall to zero.

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so I have a 1080 TI I would like to try at this. How do I generate a current address list? Did this a long time ago on LBC but forgot how. Also is there a way to check each private key generated to see if it has coin, or can I only search for the private key of X address?

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*Brute force will solve any Bitcoin problem*

Quote from: pooya87 on February 13, 2019, 12:26:32 AM

Quote from: benjamin07 on February 13, 2019, 12:15:37 AM

This is a bit too advanced for me but I'm very interested if anyone knows of a 101 for dummies where to start from.

I have lost a few hundred $ in BTC on an Android wallet: i safeguarded the QR code before erasing the phone but that was only the wallet address. I lost the wallet.dat and therefore the private key. Is this software any help? I have a decent amount of GPU power but more AMD than NVIDIA.

no, no software and no amount of GPU power exists on earth (combined) that can help you recover your private key if the only thing you have is your address. if that was possible then no coin was safe! people would have stolen other people's bitcoins by only knowing their address!

what you see here is a way to search in an extremely small range of numbers to find a private key that we know is already in that range.

eventually "white listed" addys will be a thing? Wink

lol

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Quote from: benjamin07 on February 13, 2019, 12:15:37 AM

This is a bit too advanced for me but I'm very interested if anyone knows of a 101 for dummies where to start from.

I have lost a few hundred $ in BTC on an Android wallet: i safeguarded the QR code before erasing the phone but that was only the wallet address. I lost the wallet.dat and therefore the private key. Is this software any help? I have a decent amount of GPU power but more AMD than NVIDIA.

no, no software and no amount of GPU power exists on earth (combined) that can help you recover your private key if the only thing you have is your address. if that was possible then no coin was safe! people would have stolen other people's bitcoins by only knowing their address!

what you see here is a way to search in an extremely small range of numbers to find a private key that we know is already in that range.

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This is a bit too advanced for me but I'm very interested if anyone knows of a 101 for dummies where to start from.

I have lost a few hundred $ in BTC on an Android wallet: i safeguarded the QR code before erasing the phone but that was only the wallet address. I lost the wallet.dat and therefore the private key. Is this software any help? I have a decent amount of GPU power but more AMD than NVIDIA.

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Quote from: chan111 on January 25, 2019, 09:34:13 AM

Hi.
This looks like VERY GOOD piece of software, but I dont understand one thing

My tougths:

1.) Is it possible to recover part of private key, when I have valid address?

For example:
let's say one of my paper wallet is partialy destroyed, and I have lost 5 or more characters from private, like:

pub: 1DrqrF3JEYB9TXWymz4zGoEzM5i75JMLFB
priv: L3Wji4b***4Po3vo2gmi42Y2kbbxtnpAfQ5wJx11BgNr****8v3Q

Would be EXTREMALY usefull for paperwallet users!

Regards.

Is BitCrack have the option to recover address from a given 64 characters hex private key 'cause i have a paper wallet with faded private key but the address is still instact, it's look like this

Code:

privkey: *******4A875F34E5B11FA0453782E17F1B6FCBC77921614364E4AF62C7EF131
address (uncompressed): 1EGA57u7gQQTRgAy3D9q3n52Nw********

it's only lost 7 characters but seem possible to recover

This is possible.

Use these options with clBitCrack/cuBitCrack:

Code:

--keyspace 4A875F34E5B11FA0453782E17F1B6FCBC77921614364E4AF62C7EF131 --stride 1000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000

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Quote from: ?? on ??

Is BitCrack have the option to recover address from a given 64 characters hex private key 'cause i have a paper wallet with faded private key but the address is still instact, it's look like this

Code:

privkey: *******4A875F34E5B11FA0453782E17F1B6FCBC77921614364E4AF62C7EF131
address (uncompressed): 1EGA57u7gQQTRgAy3D9q3n52Nw********

it's only lost 7 characters but seem possible to recover

(2^4) ^ 7 = 2^28 combinations, it is pretty simple to generate that number of addresses. But these keys are not consecutive, then you have to modify BitCrack or vanitygen. A Cpu is enough, 2^28 is a small number.

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I've got a 6GIG GTX1060 and can only get 2.1m/s

Tried loads of settings and can't get any higher than that, with default settings I get 1.3m/s.

Any idea what I should change the settings to?

My info is

ID: 0
Name: GeForce GTX 1060 6GB
Capability: 6.1
MP: 10
Cores: 1280 (128 per MP)
Memory: 6144MB

Any help for -b -p -t would be great.

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Cashback 15%

Quote from: chan111 on January 25, 2019, 04:43:07 PM

Quote from: arulbero on January 25, 2019, 04:02:22 PM

If you know the public key (not the address) and the first ~ 180 bits of the private key, it is possible to retrieve the other 70 / 80 bits using smarter ways than brute force attack.

Yes, I realize that finding the last bits of the private key would be much easier.
Unfortunately... I know only what I have shown: full addres, and private key with some randomly missing characters.

The address is not the public key. It's a hash of a hash of the public key plus a bit of error correction.

If there has been an outgoing transaction from the address in question one is able to extract the public key from the raw transaction like so:

https://bitcoin.stackexchange.com/questions/32305/how-does-the-ecdsa-verification-algorithm-work-during-transaction/32308#32308

If there never has been an outgoing transaction from the address in question it's pretty much impossible to get even just the public key.

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Quote from: arulbero on January 25, 2019, 04:02:22 PM

If you know the public key (not the address) and the first ~ 180 bits of the private key, it is possible to retrieve the other 70 / 80 bits using smarter ways than brute force attack.

Yes, I realize that finding the last bits of the private key would be much easier.
Unfortunately... I know only what I have shown: full addres, and private key with some randomly missing characters.

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Quote from: chan111 on January 25, 2019, 09:34:13 AM

1.) Is it possible to recover part of private key, when I have valid address?

For example:
let's say one of my paper wallet is partialy destroyed, and I have lost 5 or more characters from private, like:

pub: 1DrqrF3JEYB9TXWymz4zGoEzM5i75JMLFB
priv: L3Wji4b***4Po3vo2gmi42Y2kbbxtnpAfQ5wJx11BgNr****8v3Q

Would be EXTREMALY usefull for paperwallet users!

Regards.

If you know the public key (not the address) and the first ~ 180 bits of the private key, it is possible to retrieve the other 70 / 80 bits using smarter ways than brute force attack.

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Quote from: ?? on ??

But AFAIK this software don't support such feature.

Yes, thanks for an answer. So it seemed to me. I could not find a suitable example. The position of the characters is known. It would be a great feature for the software.

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Hi.
This looks like VERY GOOD piece of software, but I dont understand one thing

My tougths:

1.) Is it possible to recover part of private key, when I have valid address?

For example:
let's say one of my paper wallet is partialy destroyed, and I have lost 5 or more characters from private, like:

pub: 1DrqrF3JEYB9TXWymz4zGoEzM5i75JMLFB
priv: L3Wji4b***4Po3vo2gmi42Y2kbbxtnpAfQ5wJx11BgNr****8v3Q

Would be EXTREMALY usefull for paperwallet users!

Regards.

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Quote from: ?? on ??

Can someone help me....?
I added my own address to bitcoin scan list of 8 million addresses.....ive set to start scan at the HEX of my address...but it dont list it in found list? What setting is wrong?

If you are passing it your exact private key to see what happens when it finds a match, what happens if you deduct 1 from it? (eg pass 6442bae903c8d27ddcd00***************03ebda825ecde678aa on the commandline)

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