Topic: Range Nonce Script (Read 92 times)
so how can we know the range of K that was used for a set of rsz signature? if we do not know, then jean luc's kangaroo algorithm https://github.com/JeanLucPons/Kangaroo is not much help too isnt't it? coz to search the vast amount of keys even with kangaroo algorithm is time consuming.
Demining - SCAMER !!!! ALL HIS CODES FAKE AND NOTHING FOUND !!! HI USE TRANSLATOR FROM ARTICLES, HI NO AUTHOR OF MANY OF HIS RESEARCH
Shit. I really thought he had one. Im just going to leave this post here then. So everyone else is aware. Thanks brother.
Demining - SCAMER !!!! ALL HIS CODES FAKE AND NOTHING FOUND !!! HI USE TRANSLATOR FROM ARTICLES, HI NO AUTHOR OF MANY OF HIS RESEARCH
So I have been testing the Kangaroo Algorithm by Jean Luc and upgraded by @NotATether for 256 bits.
I'm just wondering is there a script to find the range of our private key or K nonce?
From demining upload on GitHub it has a range nonce script but you have to pay for it.
https://github.com/demining/Kangaroo-by-JeanLucPons?tab=readme-ov-file
Is there a script to find the private key or nonce range that someone here is aware of?
I'm just wondering is there a script to find the range of our private key or K nonce?
From demining upload on GitHub it has a range nonce script but you have to pay for it.
https://github.com/demining/Kangaroo-by-JeanLucPons?tab=readme-ov-file
Is there a script to find the private key or nonce range that someone here is aware of?
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