2018

>2018
>using keys.lol
>not writing your own bot to search brainwallets

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If this really worked BTC would crash to zero overnight

It doesn't, they are trying to setup a free botnet

>python

do it in C noob

how many billion years will it take you to find something

it does work. do you even know what a brainwallet is? it's basically just a wallet that someone used a password to generate (paper wallet) if you can guess the password you will own the wallet.

you're doing it wrong. you're going to find every address cracked by a simple dictionary attack empty. you think you're the first to try this? get better OP. try hashing hashes.

i like C. but doing anything network related in C is a nightmare. also there is no json librarys in C so you have to implement all that shit from scratch.

What is this 2013?
You'll find absolutly nothing lad. Good luck. I've done this for years

you're about 8 years too late op. you will never be able to compete with the people that have already drained all of those addresses, and have a 5 year headstart on building everything required to search trillions of addresses continually every couple of hours.

OP is mining wallets, that`s some meta shit

i've already found a few. i've also found some wallets that are still in use. just because the wallet has a 0 balance doesn't mean it's worthless.

>json.org/
>go to 'c' section
>17 libraries enumerated
I don't think you know what you're talking about

also you're only scanning 50% of the adresses, because you're missing compressed/uncompressed adresses

No, you haven't found anything above a $0 balance. We've all found many empty wallets this way. They're empty! Nobody is using or creating brainwallets anymore.

Yeah, every english word has a transfer to it. They aren't used, you're absolutly wasting your time, no joke.

>hurr durr C is hard
>librarys

pajeet wannabe "programmer" detected

brainwallets were used a lot back in the day. and a lot of those people forgot the passwords and abandoned them. there is literally shitloads of btc from the 2008 2010 era just left sitting in these wallets.i know because i myself also abondoned a brainwallet.

>8 years of bruteforcing
>he think he'll find something
cute

kek

to search a shit ton of addresses you would need to download the whole blockchain and search it directly. my script just queries the blockchain.info json data. it is however trivial to monitor only a few promising addresses and then have a script to automatically transfer the balance out when deteced.

what a bout captcha?

yes, and there are lots of people doing it already, with terabytes of rainbow tables, bloom filters, and servers all over the world.

check the blockchain, and you'll see a few common addresses scrape balances every time. your script is just a learning exercise, nobody's making money getting into this this late

doesn't require any. the json api is made for this sort of thing. they just rate limit the requests. you can't do more than 1 per 10 seconds and X total within X minutes. my script handles all that.

you are doing it wrong you should compute everything needed in code not to rely on some network service lol

this get the whole blockchain and do it yourself dont rely on apis

you can't do that without downloading the blockchain.

even downloding the blockchain you would be far too slow, you would need to write your own block importer. the blockchain isn't set up for this kind of querying.

>bruteforcing keys

What else do you expect from a retarded pajeet with no CS background who thinks he can code because he read some online python tutorial.

Then download the fucking blockchain.
Bitcoin core has RPC calls for crawling the blockchain that will let you easily compile the list of all addresses ever used and their balances. Then just check if your generated address is on that list.

holy fuck, the pajeet speak. kys

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forgot to delete the extra "you", typos don't make you a shitskin you late adopter.

What one can learn from this thread
>there are no libraries for json in the c programming language
>network programming is night impossible in the c programming language
>getting shit out of the bitcoin blockchain is impossible after downloading it. Wallets use magic to do that, so they don't count
fucking pajeets, lying with conviction. This is the exact reason they are poison

why are you still using windows 8?

>.t unemployed C developer

the typos are not the problem in your post. far from it.

The fact this shit exists makes me lose a lot of faith in crypto.

all pajeet software is shit. this is a well established fact.

>no json librarys in C
what did he mean by this

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>there are no libraries for json in the c programming language
>network programming is night impossible in the c programming language
Neither of which matters, you don't have to do the entire project in a single language.
Do the json/networking part in Python and then write a separate C program for the actual bruteforcing.
>getting shit out of the bitcoin blockchain is impossible after downloading it. Wallets use magic to do that, so they don't count
Use a wallet then, it has API for a reason.

there arent any in stdlib.h last i checked... oh you must mean those precompiled binaries on those warez sites?

back to r*ddit basedboy faggot

Using the dictionary? That seems like something that has been tried ages ago already. At best you could find something with random 8 character passwords.

we learn yet again that shitskin ips need to be banned on biz, and the scam/chainlink/phishing/bcash problem disappears

>fucking pajeets, lying with conviction. This is the exact reason they are poison
couldn't have said it better myself

>didn't get the post

you can use any wordlist. it's all the same. it all comes down to what the odds are someone used that particular password to create a brainwallet.

this is fine if you're doing anything but trying to compete in a global race to steal money from brainwallets

being a late adopter to crypto means you're late to the party in all cases, including this one

you realize that the people doing this have terabytes of words? they're importing whole books and using each sentence, or a rolling window of the words in the book itself.

you have literally no chance at finding anything with a password list.

well lets see. say the average joe in 2010 wanted to create a brainwallet. would he have use some super long hard to remember easy to forgot key or something thats easy to remember? hmmm.

Diffanon, honestly this
>make a program in a high level language
HURR you should use a lower level language instead because it makes you more of a programmer

Real programmers write in assembly

yes if they need raw performance

not billions the universe would end before he gets lucky.

why not just setup your own bitcoin node? i did this 2 weeks ago took me not even a day to download

maybe because i don't want that gay shit eating up my porn streaming bandwith.

i got drunk one night and typed a random key into google and it spat out 50 ETH right in my face. very true story.

>tfw found a way to narrow a rough page range down for a specific address

So yeah, there is a pattern to the private key to addresses, and it's possible to actually narrow down an address.

My current method seems to put me into a page range of around 100k-500k pages, which put into a Python script I wrote can be cracked in a few weeks.

Bit scared, as this could literally kill Bitcoin

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your major mistake is thinking someone would use literal plain jane passwords and not alpha numeric/symb pws. cracking wallets is a noob hackers talking point, you could have a botnet with 2 billion computers working on cracking wallets for 1000 years straight and you might be lucky to just get 1 wallet. thats how retarded you are right now.

t. ori/g/inal fag

No you didn't. Even if you just had one address to crack it would still take you forever.

no, he wouldn't, thats the point. you're late to the game on all counts.

no

STOP FUCKING SHILLING YOUR LAME ASS WEBSITE NIGGER I SWEAR TO GOD IM GOING TO DDOS YOUR SHIT IF YOU DONT STOP RIGHT FUCKING NOW

Are you actually sure of that?

Besides, aren't the chances of cracking one address even lower? When you're just looking for anything with balance at least you would have a chance in a billion years. When you're trying to crack the one address that has most BTC you're probably just out of your fucking mind with that one, it'd probably be easier to find the owner and make him spill the beans.

128.199.52.16
hosted on digital ocean, they're known to just cut off and drop users if they receive even a little bit of ddos traffic.

>checking 30 addresses every 10 minutes

Seriously though, do you really think that every combination of letters and numbers between at least 1 and 12 characters hasn't already been tested? That's actually impossible.

The problem is a demographic one, brain-wallets aren't normie-tier, therefore anyone going to the trouble to make a brain wallet understands at least a little bit about encryption and bitcoin and will choose something very difficult.

this is stupid. if you're going to steal bitcoin, you might as well just social engineer your way to some.

>rewriting libraries
neck yourself faggot
next time you eat make sure you hunt and butcher the food yourself instead of just buying it from the store

I normally don't give stuff away. But here you go faggots. Have fun.

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