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August 02, 2014, 10:06:06 AM
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http://chbs.esy.es/

Q: Is it another implementation of directory.io?
A: No. All these private keys were used by somebody in past.

I do not know what else to explain. Feel free to ask questions here
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August 02, 2014, 11:21:08 AM
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Yea and if you post your private key into the search box to see if your private key has been compromised, then you added to the list too.  Grin Grin

This can be dangerous for newbies, if they farming private keys. {But then again, you need the public key to go with that, before it's compromised}

How did whoever come up with this list? And why is this listed for all to see? Shocked


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August 02, 2014, 11:33:01 AM
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Yea and if you post your private key into the search box to see if your private key has been compromised, then you added to the list too.  Grin Grin
Whatever I answer - you should not trust me  Smiley

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This can be dangerous for newbies, if they farming private keys.
I do not know how to write in clear English (and all other languages) "do not enter your private key in any webform"

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How did whoever come up with this list?
Sorry, I do not understand this question.

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And why is this listed for all to see? Shocked
Why not?
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August 02, 2014, 11:50:12 AM
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Please make the search function work with partial keys too:
1A8TY7dxUR
1A8TY7dxURcsRtPBs7fP6bDVzAgpgP4962

..and please make the column sortable:
"sort by name of address"

As it is now, one *has* to enter the full address into the search, and has no other way to find it.
At least you can't search for the private key, so it possibly is not a private key stealing project ;-)

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August 02, 2014, 12:05:43 PM
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Please make the search function work with partial keys too:
1A8TY7dxUR
1A8TY7dxURcsRtPBs7fP6bDVzAgpgP4962
My knowledge in php/mysql is not strong. Right now the code is
Code:
  // some regexp checks
  $result = mysql_query ( "SELECT * FROM mytable WHERE addr='$param'" );
  $myrow = mysql_fetch_array ( $result );
  if ( $myrow )
  {
     // show results
  }
  else
  {
    // is it some logging code here? do not trust me!
    header ( 'Location: /none.html' );
  }
How should I change it to find partial patterns? I do not want to improve this site now, but may be in future.
By the way - the list of all addresses is not hidden. You can download it and perform local searches.

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..and please make the column sortable:
"sort by name of address"
Right now the list is sorted on the first occurience of address in the blockchain ("block" column value).

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so it possibly is not a private key stealing project ;-)
Grin
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October 31, 2014, 06:18:38 PM
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It`s list of brainwallet keys probably.

website down. any mirror?
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October 31, 2014, 06:27:56 PM
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It`s list of brainwallet keys probably.
website down. any mirror?

Yes. Brainwallets, duplicate R-signatures, published examples... etc.
I've deleted this site.
I do not want anymore to give this information for free.
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October 31, 2014, 07:26:16 PM
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It`s list of brainwallet keys probably.
website down. any mirror?

Yes. Brainwallets, duplicate R-signatures, published examples... etc.
I've deleted this site.
I do not want anymore to give this information for free.

are you going to make a paid service ?
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October 31, 2014, 07:31:03 PM
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are you going to make a paid service ?
No. It is wasting time trying to sell such things Grin

But...  Roll Eyes Would you like to pay for this list?  Grin
I do not know the exact number of items in my list now. More than in august.
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are you going to make a paid service ?
No. It is wasting time trying to sell such things Grin

But...  Roll Eyes Would you like to pay for this list?  Grin
I do not know the exact number of items in my list now. More than in august.

check it how many u have like 22000-24000?
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are you going to make a paid service ?
No. It is wasting time trying to sell such things Grin

But...  Roll Eyes Would you like to pay for this list?  Grin
I do not know the exact number of items in my list now. More than in august.

check it how many u have like 22000-24000?
Less. I think less than 19k.
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October 31, 2014, 10:44:49 PM
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are you going to make a paid service ?
No. It is wasting time trying to sell such things Grin

But...  Roll Eyes Would you like to pay for this list?  Grin
I do not know the exact number of items in my list now. More than in august.

check it how many u have like 22000-24000?

I have 17838 brainwallets (+ corresponding private keys + public keys) in a list, which once had the funds deposited in them, from my days of making my own software to manipulate blockchain. They are in the format:
Code:
('12NEsPS2tPhjXJHd3kGkTvQ7ECGypuxbeo', '5KFQvLvrmhFEcMpYWLCjALW7UR7EPz8tyWuP56qmhu4GnVeNCGq', u'youaremysunshinemyonlysunshine', '0efc70221540376624c2c4bf0a6e1114b51653ff')
where, for instance, "youaremysunshinemyonlysunshine" is the brainwallet. I am not giving them away because there's some considerable effort invested in learning how to extract so many off them, but I'm willing to give the whole list for symbolic compensation, let's say 0.2 BTC. PM me if interested, although I recommend you devote a few weeks of work to develop your own tools to make such lists, that knowledge may be of value to you in the future, and it's very rewarding when you know you can do whatever you want with the blockchain.
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October 31, 2014, 10:54:39 PM
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but I'm willing to give the whole list for symbolic compensation, let's say 0.2 BTC

I can sell you my list with 18k+ keys for only 0.05 BTC Smiley LET THE PRICE DROP DOWN! YOUR TURN!

macro for c++
Code:
...
BRAIN ( "5JBDTRaB3hy7W72tv99jEA9j2uDPg7hZM6u9v7MHjtxkkNHig4j", "1KRGyNbq2yM1vAXscib74Snp6AUuUHVi2g", "lorem ipsum dolor sit amet" )
...
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October 31, 2014, 11:03:49 PM
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but I'm willing to give the whole list for symbolic compensation, let's say 0.2 BTC

I can sell you my list with 18k+ keys for only 0.05 BTC Smiley LET THE PRICE DROP DOWN! YOUR TURN!

macro for c++
Code:
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BRAIN ( "5JBDTRaB3hy7W72tv99jEA9j2uDPg7hZM6u9v7MHjtxkkNHig4j", "1KRGyNbq2yM1vAXscib74Snp6AUuUHVi2g", "lorem ipsum dolor sit amet" )
...

lol

I still think the best thing for someone is not to pay anything to you and me, but to learn how to process the blockchain. Remember: Not because it's easy, but because it's hard  Tongue

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July 10, 2024, 04:50:26 AM
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Unfortunately the site is off line...any ideas if it has moved?

Thanks!
If you read the posts you can see that 2 months into this OP claims to have deleted the website. But generally speaking OP was a known scammer that used various methods to scam people[1], these methods weren't really sustainable so it is understandable to see his stuff to die.
Remember to think twice before touching anything he'd created Wink

[1] https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5154360.0

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