my new funny open source project lets you brute force satoshi's keys on browser

[fucilator_3000]

Found this today. Interesting project with a fitting name the site works, but I seem to be unable to run the scrypt.

I tryed the script on PC and also on Smartphone (Android). It works an all devices

I get directed to a site with a terminal that is only a black window: https://screenshots.firefox.com/xjC9eJoHE3USbnQw/www.thegalacticlottery.com

See this one:

And why is dead? Don't seem!

Its still working but i do mean about "dead" about on the support thing. Is there anyone leave out their PC running that script after all these days?

One question...Is there any shared and open source database?


My "results" (so Private Keys) where will be saved?

[arulbero]

Brute forcing 50 bits of entropy would cost $1000 of AWS CPU time and a Bitcoin private key has 256 bits of entropy, so that would be roughly a 60-digit number times $1000 -- completely impossible and not even close to being profitable.

A very interesting discussion about this was done here, https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=139735.0 - Look at the explanation provided by DannyHamilton.

So you would just be wasting processing power and money that could have been used for mining and your returns on that might have been much better in the long run, if you stuck to Alt coin mining. ^smile^

If you look only at the P2PK utxos (not at the P2PKH ones), the problem would boil down to getting a private key from the public one. No hash256 or ripemd160, no addresses, only public keys.

The difficulty of the discrete logarithm problem is "only" 128 bits, not 256.

[fucilator_3000]

Brute forcing 50 bits of entropy would cost $1000 of AWS CPU time and a Bitcoin private key has 256 bits of entropy, so that would be roughly a 60-digit number times $1000 -- completely impossible and not even close to being profitable.

A very interesting discussion about this was done here, https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=139735.0 - Look at the explanation provided by DannyHamilton.

So you would just be wasting processing power and money that could have been used for mining and your returns on that might have been much better in the long run, if you stuck to Alt coin mining. ^smile^

If you look only at the P2PK utxos (not at the P2PKH ones), the problem would boil down to getting a private key from the public one. No hash256 or ripemd160, no addresses, only public keys.

The difficulty of the discrete logarithm problem is "only" 128 bits, not 256.

So, it would possible bruteforce Satoshi Nakamoto private key?

[stomachgrowls]

See this one:

Even if I open in a new window or keep the tab open, nothing hapens.

I havent test out on a smartphone yet because i do open this on my own pc with Chrome browser and it do works.

-> Download Google Chrome and test the script and dont make use of Stock mobile phone browser.It might work on you and lastly, why do concern so much about that key generating script?

[alko89]

See this one:

Even if I open in a new window or keep the tab open, nothing hapens.

I havent test out on a smartphone yet because i do open this on my own pc with Chrome browser and it do works.

-> Download Google Chrome and test the script and dont make use of Stock mobile phone browser.It might work on you and lastly, why do concern so much about that key generating script?

I'm on Linux (Arch btw) and I use Firefox and no I will not download Chrome I really just commented that It doesn't work for me.

[arulbero]

Brute forcing 50 bits of entropy would cost $1000 of AWS CPU time and a Bitcoin private key has 256 bits of entropy, so that would be roughly a 60-digit number times $1000 -- completely impossible and not even close to being profitable.

A very interesting discussion about this was done here, https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=139735.0 - Look at the explanation provided by DannyHamilton.

So you would just be wasting processing power and money that could have been used for mining and your returns on that might have been much better in the long run, if you stuck to Alt coin mining. ^smile^

If you look only at the P2PK utxos (not at the P2PKH ones), the problem would boil down to getting a private key from the public one. No hash256 or ripemd160, no addresses, only public keys.

The difficulty of the discrete logarithm problem is "only" 128 bits, not 256.

So, it would possible bruteforce Satoshi Nakamoto private key?

It would easier (but too difficult).

[fucilator_3000]

Brute forcing 50 bits of entropy would cost $1000 of AWS CPU time and a Bitcoin private key has 256 bits of entropy, so that would be roughly a 60-digit number times $1000 -- completely impossible and not even close to being profitable.

A very interesting discussion about this was done here, https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=139735.0 - Look at the explanation provided by DannyHamilton.

So you would just be wasting processing power and money that could have been used for mining and your returns on that might have been much better in the long run, if you stuck to Alt coin mining. ^smile^

If you look only at the P2PK utxos (not at the P2PKH ones), the problem would boil down to getting a private key from the public one. No hash256 or ripemd160, no addresses, only public keys.

The difficulty of the discrete logarithm problem is "only" 128 bits, not 256.

So, it would possible bruteforce Satoshi Nakamoto private key?

It would easier (but too difficult).

Maybe 1 days it will be found

[arulbero]

Maybe 1 days it will be found

Visto che sei italiano -> https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5043123.0

[fucilator_3000]

Maybe 1 days it will be found

Visto che sei italiano -> https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5043123.0

Grazie mille! Thank you so much

[podpaymentcoin]

Just for some fun hosting the script on our site:
https://www.podbitcoin.com/bitcoin-puzzle/

You gotta be in it to win it. May the luck be on your side!