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Pollard's kangaroo ECDLP solver Development & Technical Discussion
We have a pool for puzzle 130, with our 254-bit interval implementation:https://…
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n/a | bitcurve | Today at 04:07:34 AM | ||
Pollard's kangaroo ECDLP solver Development & Technical Discussion
QuoteIt's a bit concerning that this post is coming from a fresh account with no…
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n/a | bitcurve | Today at 03:47:36 AM | ||
Pollard's kangaroo ECDLP solver Development & Technical Discussion
We have a pool for puzzle 130, with our 254-bit interval implementation:https://…
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n/a | bitcurve | Today at 03:28:15 AM | ||
Applications of knowing the divisibility given two numbers modulo N blindly Development & Technical Discussion
Indeed, true what you said, if we use modular inverse multiplication instead of…
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n/a | bitcurve | September 02, 2024, 04:55:23 AM | ||
Applications of knowing the divisibility given two numbers modulo N blindly Development & Technical Discussion
Well, This is something I haven't seen anywhere else on the internet, something…
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n/a | bitcurve | August 31, 2024, 11:46:19 AM | ||
Pollard's Kangaroo Pool for solving the #130 Puzzle Development & Technical Discussion
Also support for arm64 CPUs is in the works.Now it's interesting. I know ARM gen…
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n/a | bitcurve | June 20, 2024, 07:22:02 AM | ||
Pollard's Kangaroo Pool for solving the #130 Puzzle Development & Technical Discussion
My CPU implementation produces on an i7-13700f the same performance as my GTX 10…
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n/a | bitcurve | June 20, 2024, 07:15:25 AM | ||
Pollard's Kangaroo Pool for solving the #130 Puzzle Development & Technical Discussion
Why would anybody be interested in a CPU version of Kangaroo now that Moore's La…
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n/a | bitcurve | June 20, 2024, 05:02:43 AM | ||
Pollard's Kangaroo Pool for solving the #130 Puzzle Development & Technical Discussion
You are right; this is not recommended, due to the obvious reasons you mentioned…
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n/a | bitcurve | June 19, 2024, 04:34:35 AM | ||
Pollard's Kangaroo Pool for solving the #130 Puzzle Development & Technical Discussion
I'm happy to announce that I have completed my work based on JeanLucPons' origin…
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n/a | bitcurve | June 18, 2024, 02:02:07 PM |