Topic: brute force on Bitcoin Addresses - Video of the action - page 3. (Read 8755 times)
If for one reason this is worth the effort to show how Bruteforcing a Bitcoin Address would be impossible... some people will not believe this without practical proof. There are still people
out there who believe that Bitcoin can be hacked. When I started out with Bitcoin, it was one of my first concerns... until I understood the math behind it. Let's assume that there are
many people like myself out there, who needs to be educated. Just post this link in your comment section --> https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZloHVKk7DHk ... Just to show how
impossible it is.
out there who believe that Bitcoin can be hacked. When I started out with Bitcoin, it was one of my first concerns... until I understood the math behind it. Let's assume that there are
many people like myself out there, who needs to be educated. Just post this link in your comment section --> https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZloHVKk7DHk ... Just to show how
impossible it is.
Good luck with your journey through infinity. It's basically a waste of time and resources to attempt a brute force attack in this case.
It won't happen, but let's pretend you gained access to an address of some one that has 10BTC in it, what will you then do? Steal the coins?
It won't happen, but let's pretend you gained access to an address of some one that has 10BTC in it, what will you then do? Steal the coins?
Probably 10 BTC I wouldn't transfer, too low for the risk.
But imagine you get any address with thousands of them? Would you judge anyone who dares to transfer them?
As satoshi said, the ownership of bitcoin belongs to the one who has the private key, not to who thinks it "holds" them.
Nobody owns bitcoins, the only thing you own is a private key.
I got dozens of used addresses but they were all empty already.
Bullshit. Proof, or GTFO.
Bullshit? Here, take some of them:
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Compressed/uncompressed are mixed in the list
i saw something same like this crap on google play. dont remerber the name, you can only crack empty addresses with that. not worth to buy
I got dozens of used addresses but they were all empty already.
Bullshit. Proof, or GTFO.
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Also did with dictionary attack and got dozens of used addresses, all empty also.
This I can believe. Just points out the folly of using anything but randomly generated addresses.
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If someone interested I can sell a copy of the app + the database (around 10 GB) for 1 BTC.
Ahh. A motive for your outlandish claims.
The chances of finding an address that has most in it is infinitely small, I'm surprised you even found any that has had coin in it at some point.
Good luck with your journey through infinity. It's basically a waste of time and resources to attempt a brute force attack in this case.
It won't happen, but let's pretend you gained access to an address of some one that has 10BTC in it, what will you then do? Steal the coins?
It won't happen, but let's pretend you gained access to an address of some one that has 10BTC in it, what will you then do? Steal the coins?
It's going to take forever lol... No point.
every time i click that link i get a google privacy policy agreement popup
if i go to you tube from a bookmark, it doesn't happen... dodgy link ?
if i go to you tube from a bookmark, it doesn't happen... dodgy link ?
lolol ... What?? Are you actually trying to sell a software bot that cracks empty bitcoin addresses??? Nah tx!
It may be a nice piece of software, but are you sure this will have success?
1BTC price is a bit heavy for that many years of computing for a potential of a few bitcoins... I wouldn't even hold one in one address.
1BTC price is a bit heavy for that many years of computing for a potential of a few bitcoins... I wouldn't even hold one in one address.
5. I will run the app for the next 464656656565656566565646367618239128323718298319239129309 years to see if I get any good addresses 
))
))lol. what are you, immortal?
you're wasting your time, mate. better to spend a year's salary on a few miners or something.
So you're trying to steal other peoples bitcoins?
FYI its not fun its attempted theft.
FYI its not fun its attempted theft.
You can spend your time and money but you will end up with no gains from it. 
Funny and a little creepy
You could try to use brute-force for brain wallets. You will find a bunch of used empty addresses, too.
You could try to use brute-force for brain wallets. You will find a bunch of used empty addresses, too.
So just for the fun I created this bot that brute forces Bitcoin addresses.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ua04HEx_zdk
Of course its nearly impossible to crack any normal generated addresses but as I said, just doing it for the fun)
Here is what i did:
1. Grabbed all unique public keys in the blockchain and placed them in a local Database
2. Coded an app to generate private keys from Bigints (Both compressed an uncompressed) with multiple RNG types
3. For each PVK generated the app checks the Database for a possible public address match
4. A txt file is created with the PVK and Public address in case of a match
5. I will run the app for the next 464656656565656566565646367618239128323718298319239129309 years to see if I get any good addresses))
I got dozens of used addresses but they were all empty already.
Also did with dictionary attack and got dozens of used addresses, all empty also.
If someone interested I can sell a copy of the app + the database (around 10 GB) for 1 BTC.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ua04HEx_zdk
Of course its nearly impossible to crack any normal generated addresses but as I said, just doing it for the fun
)Here is what i did:
1. Grabbed all unique public keys in the blockchain and placed them in a local Database
2. Coded an app to generate private keys from Bigints (Both compressed an uncompressed) with multiple RNG types
3. For each PVK generated the app checks the Database for a possible public address match
4. A txt file is created with the PVK and Public address in case of a match
5. I will run the app for the next 464656656565656566565646367618239128323718298319239129309 years to see if I get any good addresses
))I got dozens of used addresses but they were all empty already.
Also did with dictionary attack and got dozens of used addresses, all empty also.
If someone interested I can sell a copy of the app + the database (around 10 GB) for 1 BTC.
I have the same dababase of about 30 GB or 600.000.000 records.
interested ?
So just for the fun I created this bot that brute forces Bitcoin addresses.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ua04HEx_zdk
Of course its nearly impossible to crack any normal generated addresses but as I said, just doing it for the fun)
Here is what i did:
1. Grabbed all unique public keys in the blockchain and placed them in a local Database
2. Coded an app to generate private keys from Bigints (Both compressed an uncompressed) with multiple RNG types
3. For each PVK generated the app checks the Database for a possible public address match
4. A txt file is created with the PVK and Public address in case of a match
5. I will run the app for the next 464656656565656566565646367618239128323718298319239129309 years to see if I get any good addresses))
I got dozens of used addresses but they were all empty already.
Also did with dictionary attack and got dozens of used addresses, all empty also.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ua04HEx_zdk
Of course its nearly impossible to crack any normal generated addresses but as I said, just doing it for the fun
)Here is what i did:
1. Grabbed all unique public keys in the blockchain and placed them in a local Database
2. Coded an app to generate private keys from Bigints (Both compressed an uncompressed) with multiple RNG types
3. For each PVK generated the app checks the Database for a possible public address match
4. A txt file is created with the PVK and Public address in case of a match
5. I will run the app for the next 464656656565656566565646367618239128323718298319239129309 years to see if I get any good addresses
))I got dozens of used addresses but they were all empty already.
Also did with dictionary attack and got dozens of used addresses, all empty also.
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