I found WIF key of 1BitcoinEaterAddressDontSendf59kuE

bigvito19

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Quote from: btctousd81 on December 07, 2017, 08:37:29 PM

Hi, all

I found WIF key of Bitcoin eater address i.e. 1BitcoinEaterAddressDontSendf59kuE

on http://allbitcoinprivatekeys.com/

and It start with 5

What you mean it starts with 5, all of them do.

damrianto

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so there is no accurate data for security in eth adress. this is a bitcoin weakness in keeping the traders' wallet ..
what is this deliberately made for the wallet thieves who deliberately weaken the address address is less accurate

btctousd81

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Quote from: whohackedme on December 07, 2017, 08:46:45 PM

Why dont you take them?

PM me the WIF and I will send the btc to you.

becuase i want more than that, not just 13 btc.

how do i know, you wont scam me.

Quote from: bitfools on December 07, 2017, 08:48:38 PM

Quote from: btctousd81 on December 07, 2017, 08:37:29 PM

Hi, all

I found WIF key of Bitcoin eater address i.e. 1BitcoinEaterAddressDontSendf59kuE

on http://allbitcoinprivatekeys.com/

and It start with 5

Well the funds are still there, so IF U had the WIF, your an idiot, thus it can only be surmised that your a liar.

1BitcoinEaterAddressDontSendf59kuE

13 BTC

It's EXTREMELY hard to break an address by brute force, its far better to build a bloom-filter for all addresses that have a balance over 1 BTC, then run a GPU farm over the ultimate rainbow table and hope that you occasionally hit on of the 10k addresses with value, but note that the other 10**77 have no value

Nobody can break an address, 1 in 10**77 is like finding a pebble in space, 10k in 10**77 is like finding a ring on some beach on the earth, buried in the sand

A good rain-bow table and a person with high-value address and weak passphrase may drop the 10**77 down to 10**32 and make it very manageable, the problem is most of these low entropy high value addresses were cracked pre 2015 Sad

is there bloom-filter which uses GPU ? instead of CPU ?

eddie13

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Quote from: bitfools on December 07, 2017, 08:53:16 PM

Quote from: eddie13 on December 07, 2017, 08:49:58 PM

Wow, I'm surprised so many people use that address..

My TX is back there quite a ways now..

I think the average time to grab funds when an addressed is cracked is 5 seconds, that was back in 2015, I think now its about 1 second for most algo's that crack addresses to transfer funds to a new account.

These days its not really profitable to crack BITCOIN, the low hanging fruit has been long ago found, more likely these days is other ALT currency that has more newbies who don't know about creating strong WIF's

IMHO most high value accounts these days are held by people who KNOW how to create a secure WIF ( private address )

I think they kindof intentionally created a series of less secure addresses steadily gaining in difficulty to accurately gauge how close computers are getting to cracking a 100% secure priv key..
Their is a thread on it here somewhere. like its a game who can crack the highest one with decent BTC on the addresses..

bitfools

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Quote from: eddie13 on December 07, 2017, 08:49:58 PM

Wow, I'm surprised so many people use that address..

My TX is back there quite a ways now..

I think the average time to grab funds when an addressed is cracked is 5 seconds, that was back in 2015, I think now its about 1 second for most algo's that crack addresses to transfer funds to a new account.

These days its not really profitable to crack BITCOIN, the low hanging fruit has been long ago found, more likely these days is other ALT currency that has more newbies who don't know about creating strong WIF's

IMHO most high value accounts these days are held by people who KNOW how to create a secure WIF ( private address )

eddie13

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BTC or BUST

Wow, I'm surprised so many people use that address..

My TX is back there quite a ways now..

bitfools

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Quote from: btctousd81 on December 07, 2017, 08:37:29 PM

Hi, all

I found WIF key of Bitcoin eater address i.e. 1BitcoinEaterAddressDontSendf59kuE

on http://allbitcoinprivatekeys.com/

and It start with 5

Well the funds are still there, so IF U had the WIF, your an idiot, thus it can only be surmised that your a liar.

1BitcoinEaterAddressDontSendf59kuE

13 BTC

It's EXTREMELY hard to break an address by brute force, its far better to build a bloom-filter for all addresses that have a balance over 1 BTC, then run a GPU farm over the ultimate rainbow table and hope that you occasionally hit on of the 10k addresses with value, but note that the other 10**77 have no value

Nobody can break an address, 1 in 10**77 is like finding a pebble in space, 10k in 10**77 is like finding a ring on some beach on the earth, buried in the sand

A good rain-bow table and a person with high-value address and weak passphrase may drop the 10**77 down to 10**32 and make it very manageable, the problem is most of these low entropy high value addresses were cracked pre 2015 Sad

whohackedme

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Why dont you take them?

PM me the WIF and I will send the btc to you.

btctousd81

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Activity: 434

Merit: 270

Hi, all

I found WIF key of Bitcoin eater address i.e. 1BitcoinEaterAddressDontSendf59kuE

on http://allbitcoinprivatekeys.com/

and It start with 5

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