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May 20, 2023, 07:11:40 PM
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Hello all Bitcoiners,


I will sell today the script for reducting the nonces used in transactions.


how it work ? it can reduct the nonces in transaction and in output we have valid new transactions

we need original transactions

example:

Code:

privatekey 58646279789703787136349210920661798153063564559117046090421978695417460962559
original nonce 1234567865873465835638653865
original transaction:
r: 101253071552294918259516435954798968101960798486059713490372984819917685107244
s: 95927059430375620801272692919330035057436897905511870768804625417529425848958
z: 107371128443535631000758449392347673024323801217249788453940445828032959334070

TEST reduced nonce by 2 bits
new transaction no 1
r1= 100981702103467116898646663797531532272803090068195226279026056490042292524767
s1= 60803886172002653939811032347110483264342110189250434600807717888698081269626
z1= 90757184592927829270469212191593721966030326277926257410203620430501878555098
new_nonce= 86844066927987146567678238756515930889628173209306486928920340722597530784219
----
new transaction no 2
r2= 9950173076918007653021235443436708315597563945172098550082804100757318029186
s2= 42543691882889539403560927013528750309575857306638645321905684943045437215588
z2= 76263817054286104298484049063719877054856274068399013142261104461053868200205
new_nonce= 308641966468366458909663466
----
new transaction no 3
r3= 69332951855134811153576535346968811574827683051964729854049362972575380594620
s3= 111733245195614708505276853643938061699239191279682205170625831582135153625827
z3= 66179331159570665048908674031599474779474940150166979994122961042764281430927
new_nonce= 28948022309329048855892746252171976963209391069769034737617759151838450037050
----
new transaction no 4
r4= 45414502597059936693523402665999403319972248194704151558289034903224868309477
s4= 75833804188249111858475787076452222548821798869661233762435682671265841092825
z4= 41837805713220576730876333653669221350581472640786138536516273582668886631661
new_nonce= 57896044618658097711785492504343953926418782139537760833269049937217990410634



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May 22, 2023, 09:05:44 AM
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You never answered, what is it used for? Why do we need to reduce transaction nonce? Maybe you should explain what is the use case of what you are selling! Reducing nonce of transaction is not a normal thing to do, good thing you people have no clue how EC works.😉

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May 23, 2023, 06:44:55 PM
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You never answered, what is it used for? Why do we need to reduce transaction nonce? Maybe you should explain what is the use case of what you are selling! Reducing nonce of transaction is not a normal thing to do, good thing you people have no clue how EC works.😉


this script can reduct the nonce in bitcoin transaction.

example:

You have a public key and output a transaction to another pubkey.
so you have r,s,z of this transaction.

where r,s,z are describe as ecdsa equations : s*k - r*x = z ; where x is out public_key (privatekey) as point,

k is nonce in transaction (we don't know the nonce) but we know the point as r:)


so we can reduct that nonce for example 1 bit down or more to get valid new transaction for this pubkey.



imagine you can collect for example 10 signatures, and reduct them by 2 bit down and put it to lattice attack with information as two bits msb are equal.

are you intresting?

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May 24, 2023, 02:37:25 AM
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are you interested?

Not really no, I have zero interest in whatever related to theft, it will only bring fire into your life, not to mention thereafter.

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May 24, 2023, 11:56:38 AM
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Before selling that you need to prove that it really works or at least explain it step by step by providing an valid example of your script.

EDIT: There are Satoshi's Addresses all of them are public key exposed, why dont you use your script and unlock and take its coins?
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May 24, 2023, 02:35:21 PM
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Before selling that you need to prove that it really works or at least explain it step by step by providing an valid example of your script.

EDIT: There are Satoshi's Addresses all of them are public key exposed, why dont you use your script and unlock and take its coins?



Answering:

First I do don't know any satoshi addres with outputs, maybe you know, then please share this information to us.

Second - it is only for reducting an output transaction as nonce some bit down.

Third : I do not understand you GR SASA.

Fourth: providing an valid example of your script -> yea yea...

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May 24, 2023, 08:53:42 PM
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There is old bitcoin addresses that holds more than 1000 bitcoins and also have outputs and inputs. What are you talking about...how you does not know about them?

I asked for a example because i didn't get your point. I didn't understand how can your script be useful. LIKE FOR WHAT? you know what i mean..
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May 24, 2023, 11:10:07 PM
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I'm also trying to capture the essence of the advantages of this tool, but I'm not doing well. I would really like to hear some meaningful explanation.

However, I would like to ask if your script requires entering a private key at any time.

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May 25, 2023, 06:37:12 PM
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I'm also trying to capture the essence of the advantages of this tool, but I'm not doing well. I would really like to hear some meaningful explanation.

However, I would like to ask if your script requires entering a private key at any time.


No, privatekey is unknown -> only need public_key and r,s,z as transaction.


You can later using lattice attack according to https://eprint.iacr.org/2021/455    "Guessing Bits: Improved Lattice Attacks on (EC)DSA with Nonce Leakage"


Ps. GR SASA: just think , not ask , and think how to use it. no ask , becouse no one will tell you if you will not thinks by yourself.

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