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June 26, 2016, 07:12:46 PM
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How did you calculated that? The minimum security a spent bitcoin address gives you is 128 bits, how did you get to 80 bits?

A quantum computer can crack those 128 bits within few secs, so we don't count them. 160 bits require 2^80 invocations of RIPEMD-160.
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June 26, 2016, 07:16:03 PM
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How did you calculated that? The minimum security a spent bitcoin address gives you is 128 bits, how did you get to 80 bits?

A quantum computer can crack those 128 bits within few secs, so we don't count them. 160 bits require 2^80 invocations of RIPEMD-160.

Depends how big the quantum computer is. What do you mean by quantum computer, because there are different sizes of it.

Just like a 1940 computer cant be compared to a 2016 supercomputer.



So is the RIPEMD160 more secure than SHA256, is more quantum resistant?

Isnt that 32 bits = 160 -128 = 32. If it can crack the SHA256 layer in few secs, than all is left is 32 bits.



Then again current quantum computers are even slower than classic supercomputers.

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June 26, 2016, 07:17:14 PM
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I can't believe this.  Some idiot published my private key.  Now everyone can simply take my bitcoin.  How can we let him get away with this!!  By the way, your private key in on this site too.  

http://directory.io/

I demand he immediately pull down this site.  We are ALL exposed.

OP is kidding if i am not wrong , I don't think so that my key is posted there it can't be happen . It's just a scam site .
If you just look at these both pages they both are same lol.
http://directory.io/011
http://directory.io/9

I don't know why you are taking it too much seriously ?

Edit : Check this site too : https://bitcoin-checker.appspot.com/ , DO NOT POST YOUR PRIV KEY there .
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June 26, 2016, 07:21:35 PM
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OP is kidding if i am not wrong , I don't think so that my key is posted there it can't be happen . It's just a scam site .
If you just look at these both pages they both are same lol.
http://directory.io/011
http://directory.io/9


NO, you have to write it like this

http://directory.io/11

Without the 0 in front of the 11, that is probably incorrect syntax

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June 26, 2016, 07:22:57 PM
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OP is kidding if i am not wrong , I don't think so that my key is posted there it can't be happen . It's just a scam site .
If you just look at these both pages they both are same lol.
http://directory.io/011
http://directory.io/9


NO, you have to write it like this

http://directory.io/11

Without the 0 in front of the 11, that is probably incorrect syntax

Why don't you open both pages ? 011 and 11 , Both are the same nothing is different in both pages no incorrect syntax , Also check the 9th page too .
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June 26, 2016, 07:23:59 PM
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OP is kidding if i am not wrong , I don't think so that my key is posted there it can't be happen . It's just a scam site .
If you just look at these both pages they both are same lol.
http://directory.io/011
http://directory.io/9


NO, you have to write it like this

http://directory.io/11

Without the 0 in front of the 11, that is probably incorrect syntax

Why don't you open both pages ? 011 and 11 , Both are the same nothing is different in both pages no incorrect syntax , Also check the 9th page too .

Of course.

Check it like this:

http://directory.io/11
http://directory.io/9

And enable javascript, probably doesnt calculate it correctly with javascript disabled.

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June 26, 2016, 07:28:58 PM
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I can't believe this.  Some idiot published my private key.  Now everyone can simply take my bitcoin.  How can we let him get away with this!!  By the way, your private key in on this site too. 

http://directory.io/

I demand he immediately pull down this site.  We are ALL exposed.
hahahaha funny joke, im pretty confident no one will ever find my private key with my bitcoins, good luck searching

 
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June 26, 2016, 07:33:26 PM
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It wouldn't really matter to me that much even if my private key is listed there because the chance of somebody getting access to my wallet is slimmer than winning the lottery. Unless someone actually try to make a bot out of it.
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June 26, 2016, 08:30:50 PM
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It wouldn't really matter to me that much even if my private key is listed there because the chance of somebody getting access to my wallet is slimmer than winning the lottery. Unless someone actually try to make a bot out of it.
Not even with a bot, they are just creating addresses and "posting" them, you can do the same thing and you do it when you creatr an address or specially if you make a vanity, i know someone that has a doc of few gbs all from vanities and nothing

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June 26, 2016, 09:23:45 PM
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So is the RIPEMD160 more secure than SHA256, is more quantum resistant?

Isnt that 32 bits = 160 -128 = 32. If it can crack the SHA256 layer in few secs, than all is left is 32 bits.

SHA256 is more secure (128 bits vs 80 bits).

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Grover%27s_algorithm
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June 26, 2016, 09:39:45 PM
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I think it is just fake private key, because if it is true many people will be lost their money and there are not people who will use bitcoin. Keep be calm.
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June 26, 2016, 10:55:28 PM
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I think it is just fake private key, because if it is true many people will be lost their money and there are not people who will use bitcoin. Keep be calm.

you think? I know they are real. but the probability of getting an address with bitcoins in it is next to zero.
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June 26, 2016, 11:04:52 PM
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I think it is just fake private key, because if it is true many people will be lost their money and there are not people who will use bitcoin. Keep be calm.

you think? I know they are real. but the probability of getting an address with bitcoins in it is next to zero.
There are how many pages on the site again? With how many addresses on each page? How high do you think the odds are for someone to get an address with something in it?

It all comes down to how much time someone wants to dedicate to this, but it should be nearly impossible for anyone to actually get your key if you don't publish it.
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June 26, 2016, 11:25:20 PM
Last edit: June 26, 2016, 11:40:56 PM by funkenstein
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Great site, thank you!!  

OMG!  My privkey is between 1 and FFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFEBAAEDCE6AF48A03BBFD25E8CD0364140 !  

How did you know?  


If you could please add the option to sort the list by bitcoin address this would be much appreciated  Wink   Wink  

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June 26, 2016, 11:26:08 PM
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I think it is just fake private key, because if it is true many people will be lost their money and there are not people who will use bitcoin. Keep be calm.

you think? I know they are real. but the probability of getting an address with bitcoins in it is next to zero.
There are how many pages on the site again? With how many addresses on each page? How high do you think the odds are for someone to get an address with something in it?

It all comes down to how much time someone wants to dedicate to this, but it should be nearly impossible for anyone to actually get your key if you don't publish it.

that's exactly what I meant by almost zero chance of getting any bitcoin addresses with balance. I was only correcting the guy who thinks that those private keys are fake.

oh. it's 904625697166532776746648320380374280100293470930272690489102837043110636675 page with 128 addresses each btw. far surpasses the 1461501637330902918203684832716283019655932542976 mark. which means that there's a room for lots of address collision (which is even more improbable.).
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June 27, 2016, 12:08:50 AM
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I can't believe this.  Some idiot published my private key.  Now everyone can simply take my bitcoin.  How can we let him get away with this!!  By the way, your private key in on this site too. 

http://directory.io/

I demand he immediately pull down this site.  We are ALL exposed.

Rawdog you are an attention whore.

Go back to your "you know bro" youtube channel where you flip flop on your calls.

Wasn't Bitcoin supposed to die in 2011 like you claimed in summer 2011 on youtube?

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June 27, 2016, 12:14:42 AM
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Ive got hundreds of private and public keys from generating vanity addresses and obviously never collided with another address, i wouldn't be too bothered with this list . If anyone's worried about it there's no need. It doesn't actually contain anyone's private key.
Then you are the moron.  It contains EVERYONES private keys.  furthermore, it is mathematically provably true that this list contains yours and everyone else's private keys.

LMAO

http://directory.io/faq
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Q: So you don't store a database of every single key?
A: No.

Q: All keys are generated on the fly, based upon the page number?
A: Yes.

Also, try multiplying the number of pages by 128 (that's the number of addresses per page) and compare the result to 2^160? There's much more spaces there than the number of possible bitcoin address

Nobody said he 'stores' the private key. I don't think he has stored these in some giant database.  That would be stupid.  All I said is he published my key.  And he did.  And he published your key too.  You just don't know which page it is on.  But I assure you, your key is there.  And everyone else's key is there also.  

Don't be fucking stupid.



Your thread title is Oh Fuck!  - This asshole published my private key!

You are a troll and a loser who has made pathetic calls on youtube only to be proven wrong.

You just recently (in the past 6-9 months) posted that you were selling all your silver and that silver was your worst call. That was when silver was at $14 or less.

Now your youtube channel was deleted lol...

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June 27, 2016, 01:14:48 AM
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How did you calculated that? The minimum security a spent bitcoin address gives you is 128 bits, how did you get to 80 bits?

A quantum computer can crack those 128 bits within few secs, so we don't count them. 160 bits require 2^80 invocations of RIPEMD-160.

I don't think is correct.  First there is no quantum computer in existence thats capable of running Shor's algorithm.
Second, I'm pretty sure the 160 bits of security is from only 1 or 2 rounds of the RIPEMD-160 hash.
The compression function within this has 80 rounds but that's irrelevant.

The bottom line is that unspent addresses have 160 bits of security and spent addresses have 128
bits of security.  Both are beyond brute force attacks even from any existing quantum computers.

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How did you calculated that? The minimum security a spent bitcoin address gives you is 128 bits, how did you get to 80 bits?

A quantum computer can crack those 128 bits within few secs, so we don't count them. 160 bits require 2^80 invocations of RIPEMD-160.

I don't think is correct.  First there is no quantum computer in existence thats capable of running Shor's algorithm.
Second, I'm pretty sure the 160 bits of security is from only 1 or 2 rounds of the RIPEMD-160 hash.


True , i also dont believe in quantum theory that much.

No it's 160 bits in total, please join the entropy discussion here and share your thoughts:

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1523431.0

So is the RIPEMD160 more secure than SHA256, is more quantum resistant?

Isnt that 32 bits = 160 -128 = 32. If it can crack the SHA256 layer in few secs, than all is left is 32 bits.

SHA256 is more secure (128 bits vs 80 bits).

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Grover%27s_algorithm

How long would it take to crack 80 bits? Would the devs have time to swap the ECDSA into something resistant or would all bitcoin become drained instantly?

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June 27, 2016, 01:19:14 AM
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Ive got hundreds of private and public keys from generating vanity addresses and obviously never collided with another address, i wouldn't be too bothered with this list . If anyone's worried about it there's no need. It doesn't actually contain anyone's private key.
Then you are the moron.  It contains EVERYONES private keys.  furthermore, it is mathematically provably true that this list contains yours and everyone else's private keys.

LMAO

http://directory.io/faq
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Q: So you don't store a database of every single key?
A: No.

Q: All keys are generated on the fly, based upon the page number?
A: Yes.

Also, try multiplying the number of pages by 128 (that's the number of addresses per page) and compare the result to 2^160? There's much more spaces there than the number of possible bitcoin address

Nobody said he 'stores' the private key. I don't think he has stored these in some giant database.  That would be stupid.  All I said is he published my key.  And he did.  And he published your key too.  You just don't know which page it is on.  But I assure you, your key is there.  And everyone else's key is there also.  

Don't be fucking stupid.



Your thread title is Oh Fuck!  - This asshole published my private key!

You are a troll and a loser who has made pathetic calls on youtube only to be proven wrong.

You just recently (in the past 6-9 months) posted that you were selling all your silver and that silver was your worst call. That was when silver was at $14 or less.

Now your youtube channel was deleted lol...

Sums it up right here.
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