Topic: Free 0.01 Bitcoin. :) (Read 3707 times)
Nope
so no free bitcoin?
The way it was solved was because he gave the encryptions password. He has removed it now.
Thanks for clarifying
The way it was solved was because he gave the encryptions password. He has removed it now.
I don't get it. How was this solved?
On a side note, has anyone tried decrypting a bitcoin private key or something in sha256? I have no idea what it would do
Unclear what you're asking. Hash functions, like sha256, are theoretically one-way: so you can't go the other way or "decrypt" them.
If you take a private key and pass it to sha256, you will get another hash of random characters.
On a side note, has anyone tried decrypting a bitcoin private key or something in sha256? I have no idea what it would do
Unclear what you're asking. Hash functions, like sha256, are theoretically one-way: so you can't go the other way or "decrypt" them.
If you take a private key and pass it to sha256, you will get another hash of random characters.
On a side note, has anyone tried decrypting a bitcoin private key or something in sha256? I have no idea what it would do
if i lose a addy in my wallet, but it have btc on it,
can i find the private keys of the addy?
can i find the private keys of the addy?
What wallet are you using? For example, with a deterministic wallet you can get back everything with the seed.
Oh shit do it again 
I dont think we can decrypt private keys..
I just smell something 
did i miss anything ?
did i miss anything ?wait for the next round
I just smell something did i miss anything ?
did i miss anything ?
Shut I MIss it. so I will wait for the next round. 
if i lose a addy in my wallet, but it have btc on it,
can i find the private keys of the addy?
can i find the private keys of the addy?
Was there a bip38 passphrase? How did it get "solved"??
There was a passphrase, and it was provided in the original post.
OP why did you edit and remove the passphrase without mentioning so?
Damn i was late
if so I will wait for the next round
I love games like this
regards.
if so I will wait for the next round
I love games like this
regards.
Was there a bip38 passphrase? How did it get "solved"??
There was a passphrase, and it was provided in the original post.
Was there a bip38 passphrase? How did it get "solved"??
Only way was weak password or quantum computer, otherwise would take really many time to get the pass and the coins.
Was there a bip38 passphrase? How did it get "solved"??
Normally I don't, due to on-line wallets and such, but for a place with just one address associated with it (no private keys), I don't mind.
Edit: Also, thank you for the btc, always appreciate some extra!
Edit: Also, thank you for the btc, always appreciate some extra!
Easy enough, login to blockchain.info, import private key, provide passphrase.
Congrats, I *use blockchain as well.
Easy enough, login to blockchain.info, import private key, provide passphrase.
Damn i was late
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Easy enough, login to blockchain.info, import private key, provide passphrase.
Oh, I forgot encryption is Bip38
Here is info that will give you access to a BTC wallet with 0.01 Bitcoin. All I want to know in return for these free Bitcoin is what method you use to decrypt the key, and service you use to enter the private key. What is the best? (blockchain.info) (core) (armory) (electrum) (Please give a detailed description.)
You can view the BTC here: https://blockchain.info/address/1CH6pn4Hnw5E8xyoYLnmCY2G6ePmvS42kv
You can view the BTC here: https://blockchain.info/address/1CH6pn4Hnw5E8xyoYLnmCY2G6ePmvS42kv
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