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1  Other / Off-topic / Re: Text based Encryption (e.g. Bible Encryption) on: March 23, 2017, 12:52:33 PM
Hello guys,

I just tought about a kind of text based encryption.
There is already a so called Bible Encryption that can encrypt full words.

http://www.wikihow.com/Encode-and-Decode-Using-a-Bible-Cipher

This is not so hard to do and it's even possible to realize it with a program.

But what if I want to encrypt single letters instead of words?
I could do it the same way and simply add the place of the letter in a word.
So we can also encrypt an alphnumeric string to some number and all of this togehter to a hexadecimal number, can't we? Smiley

Sure.

With this strategy it would be simply possible to write a program to generate a "random" text which could be used for encrypting any alphanumerical string.

Sounds like one time pad, assuming you mean actual random data and not a text. Using a text would make this just another substitution cipher.

Concerning the bible there is maybe a problem with alphanumerical number so you would have to use outwritten numbers as normal numbers...

Is that at all a good idea... such a text based encryption, what do you think? Smiley

No, its vulnerable to probability analysis. Might be enough for some games though.

Can you explain more precise how it's vulnerable to probabilty analysis? Smiley

-> Maybe this problem could be solved by using a total random bunch of alphanumerical letters...

I know it's theoretically impossible to generate true "random" numbers or letters but  I guess it's possible to generate some "random" number or sth. like this and convert it into alphanumerical strings. Smiley
2  Other / Off-topic / Text based Encryption (e.g. Bible Encryption) on: March 22, 2017, 03:48:37 PM
Hello guys,

I just tought about a kind of text based encryption.
There is already a so called Bible Encryption that can encrypt full words.

http://www.wikihow.com/Encode-and-Decode-Using-a-Bible-Cipher

This is not so hard to do and it's even possible to realize it with a program.

But what if I want to encrypt single letters instead of words?
I could do it the same way and simply add the place of the letter in a word.
So we can also encrypt an alphnumeric string to some number and all of this togehter to a hexadecimal number, can't we? Smiley

With this strategy it would be simply possible to write a program to generate a "random" text which could be used for encrypting any alphanumerical string. Concerning the bible there is maybe a problem with alphanumerical number so you would have to use outwritten numbers as normal numbers...

Is that at all a good idea... such a text based encryption, what do you think? Smiley


3  Other / Off-topic / Re: Developer Talk on: March 21, 2017, 06:55:33 PM
Instead of C++, you should learn C#.  It's a Microsoft technology, used by the majority of PCs worldwide.  Smiley

Okay, thanks for your comment. Smiley

I ll take a look at c# and I will decide later on weather c++ or c# but i think c# would really be better.
Maybe I can keep it simple -> first learn c# and then c++ Wink

4  Other / Off-topic / Re: Developer Talk on: March 21, 2017, 04:18:58 PM
use stackexchange.com its a q&a site for developers.
But how are you managing to learn 3languages at once?

I already learned javascript and I am just learning some things that I didn't know before like some libs.
Java and C++ uses more or less sometimes the samecode and the same basics so it's not so hard to learn them...
I am currently learning 1 week java then 1 week c++. After 1 week it's nice to see what I remembered. Smiley
5  Other / Off-topic / Developer Talk on: March 21, 2017, 06:11:41 AM
Hey there,

I am currently learning coding (Javascript, Java & C++) and  I want to get some more contacts in coder scene...
so if you know some group or chat on for example Discord or Skype tell me and please invite me. Smiley
6  Economy / Services / Re: Mass Hex Private Key -> WIF Private Key (Base58) Converter on: March 11, 2017, 06:19:17 PM
Thanks for your fast answer. May I ask which coding language you would use? Smiley
C++/Qt/OpenSSL

Please send me your bitcoin address to send the bitcoins to via pm.
Could you even send the source code? Smiley
7  Economy / Services / Re: Mass Hex Private Key -> WIF Private Key (Base58) Converter on: March 11, 2017, 03:11:18 PM
This would be very simple program.
I can write such program for you for 0.005 btc (~ $5)
Note: there are two WIF keys (classic and compressed) for one hexadecimal

Thanks for your fast answer. May I ask which coding language you would use? Smiley
8  Bitcoin / Development & Technical Discussion / Re: Auto Bitcoin Forwarder on: March 11, 2017, 03:02:07 PM
Auto sweep or forward, (Automaticaly sweep or forward the balance to another address), do you have names of those wallets?
What do you mean by "automatically sweep"?

Electrum, Armory, Bitcoin Core, and Mycelium (to name a few) all allow you to either sweep or import a private key into your wallet.

what I mean with automatic is, "Once that bitcoin address receives a bitcoin transaction, the bitcoins are forwarded to another bitcoin address even if i'm offline, without doing it manually".



I understand what you mean but I think there isn't something like this yet....
but I am not sure... It would be anyway a great idea to offer such a service. Smiley
9  Economy / Services / Mass Hex Private Key -> WIF Private Key (Base58) Converter on: March 11, 2017, 02:52:54 PM
Hey guys,

is there any program that could do what's discribed in title?

So that I could input a file with a lot of hexadecimal private keys and get another file as output with these private keys converted in WIF (base58)? Smiley

best regards,

Pat
10  Local / Projektentwicklung / Re: Large Bitcoin Collider (Collision Finder Pool) - Deutscher Thread on: March 05, 2017, 09:19:00 PM
Hallo Rico,

ich steige absofort auch gerne mit ein. Smiley

Kann ich dir irgendwie bei der Entwicklung helfen? Wink
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