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[tjtonmoy]

Let's start with the story on how this came to my mind. Yesterday, while looking through the forum, I came across this post about how police body cam leaks suspect's seed phrase during vehicle inspection.
This post was made by @Oshosondy How to properly store seed phrase during inspection?
I have seen many people sharing their unique method on how they can store their seep phrase securely.
I am also one of them. Here's what I replied : click here
After giving it some thought, I came up with this idea to create an encrypting method to store my seed phrase. And I will share a random word list, from which you guys have to decrypt the seed phrase. Remember this is different from what I already shared to make this more interesting.

[Note: It's a new wallet, and whoever finds the seed phrase he will have to share the seed here, and I will match it to the original]

There's a winning prize of $20 in BTC.

Here's the link to the word list : Word List
And also the image :

It will be live till 25th January. I think it will be interesting to see who cracks this first. Everyone can join.

Also, sorry for the low budget on the prize. I don't have much  

[If anyone wants to host this with a bigger prize, you can copy this and share, or wants to donate for the competition then I will share a public address. - I am not asking for any though]

It's a first come, first served based competition, so no 2nd or 3rd place. Be the first and grab your reward. Merry Christmas

Edit : Here's the address from this wallet : bc1q------------------------------------------kwhtz
I am sharing some of the first and last part.

If this is against the rules then let me know and if I'm in the wrong board please correct me and move this to the proper board.

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[Little Mouse]

Do you know what you have asked to be done?
How many words will be there in the seed phrase? I assume it's 12 word seed phrase. There are 228 words in the above image you shared. If we take 12 words from the 228 words, there will be 30,689,926,618,143,230,000 combinations. I don't know how much time would it take for a high configuration PC to find all these combination as I'm not expert but I can imagine, it's going to take ages. I don't think you are going to get a contestant unless I'm missing some info.

[pooya87]

This should not be that hard to break considering there is only 228 words and assuming the seed phrase has 12 words only and if you only know the address and/or derivation path. The hard part is writing the code to break it which is only time consuming to get the Fibonacci logic right on this table, then you can check about 300k to 400k permutations per second easily on CPU.
Although you didn't publish neither the address nor the encrypted jumbled words.

If we take 12 words from the 228 words, there will be 30,689,926,618,143,230,000 combinations.

I think your calculation may be wrong. The options are a lot more limited than that. If you select the first word the next 11 are selected automatically (the Fibonacci sequence meaning  1, 2, 3, 5, 8, 13, 21, 34, 55, 89, 144). So you only have 1 selection from 228 words and you can't select (228-144)th word assuming the table is not cyclical which I don't think it is, meaning you select from 84 words only.
Now you have to multiply that in different directions (rows, columns and diagonal).

[tjtonmoy]

Do you know what you have asked to be done?

I think it is very logical to do something like this. If it's a puzzle piece, then you need to put them together to solve it. It's much easier than you think. And if you find the right pattern, then you can do it in one day. So this will be the first hint. And second one is, it's all math. So if you use an average computer, you will be able to find it too.

And then coming to the point of encryption. I also wanted to see how much secure this is going to be for storing your seed phrase.

Although you didn't publish neither the address nor the encrypted jumbled words.

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[kryptqnick]

I'm not very good at technical things, so I don't know if it's technically possible to crack it or not (I mean, I don't know how long such calculations will take a contemporary PC), but I hope someone tries, that'll be interesting to learn.
I'm wondering about a couple of things here. Firstly, if the idea is to test how safe the method is against public exposure, why isn't it done in one of those ways that when a person cracks it, they retrieve the money themselves. After all, it's not like an owner would share a matching original with a police officer, someone who sees a spreadsheet leaked online etc.
Another thing is this: how safe is the money from locking oneself out of the wallet with this method? Is the seed safely retrieved by some script based on how it was encrypted in case a person forgets the words from the seed?

[tjtonmoy]

how safe is the money from locking oneself out of the wallet with this method? Is the seed safely retrieved by some script based on how it was encrypted in case a person forgets the words from the seed?

I made this totally by hand, no machine encryption involved. Just for a little bit more hint. It's mixed with Fibonacci sequence. Now the rest is up to you guys!

[Dzwaafu11]

That'll be a great job when earning BTC at the same time you're learning that will keep you motivated and put focus on the forum and that's when you've much assets to use for the forum,

[crwth]

So this is learning by example, right? I don’t think I would be able to correct this based on just the clues that you gave with the Fibonacci sequence. I think it is too broad and would be hard to decipher, and would be taking too much of my time.

I’m just gonna wait on who will be able to solve this and maybe check how do you done it so I could learn. 

[EarnOnVictor]

Storing the seed phrase should not generate too much relevance as far as I am concerned, we all store valuables, and such should not be an big deal. It could be stored offline and online, it does not matter. Taking for example, if I store my seed phrase on my Yahoo and Outlook email addresses, how would anyone know the wallet that the seed phrases are for, let alone answer some other questions? It's only on Gmail I would not dare such as one thing might lead to others for those using chrome and android.

Offline keeping is the best approach for me though, as I have my private things, and I did duplicate the seed phase in different locations in case of unforeseen.

[The Cryptovator]

I'm not sure what this thread's intentions are. Basically, you want to teach something and there are rewards for doing so. However, I am still unsure of what I need to do, nor am I interested in earning money from this thread. I wrote my seed phrase on a couple of pieces of paper and ended up saving it in several places. As a result, even if one is lost, others will assist in recovery. Of course, it must be secured so that everyone can't easily find it. Otherwise, writing on paper is pointless. But I'm not interested in encrypting it again. If you forget anything, have to suffer.

[jossiel]

Since there are threads that are asking how to keep your private keys. This thread is likely made for those who have no idea on how to make pattern for their seed phrases, right?

I have a pattern on that spreadsheet built up but I don't think that's the correct one. Having a one month of deadline is going take a lot of time and this might have been forgotten.

It's better if you lessen it to at least 1 week.

[tjtonmoy]

I have a pattern on that spreadsheet built up but I don't think that's the correct one. Having a one month of deadline is going take a lot of time and this might have been forgotten.

It's better if you lessen it to at least 1 week.

It is hard to decipher, but not impossible. That's why the long time. Let's see who can do it in the long run. If not, then I will share the method after the end date.

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Good luck to me 🤞

It's not the row 13 mate. try harder. matter of fact. you choose the one row which has no word that's in the phrase. That's another hint.  
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Storing the seed phrase should not generate too much relevance as far as I am concerned, we all store valuables, and such should not be an big deal. It could be stored offline and online, it does not matter

It does matter and I have proof.

[tjtonmoy]

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