/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>10971789
keep looking. I was unlucky initially as well, but then I found like 5 btc in one wallet and 10 in the next one.

>>10971789
its so fucking easy bro what are doing wrong?? just found another 0.3 btc

>>10971789
by not even going to a scam website

you're being exploited. the site has an xmr miner and the shills here are making it seem like it's possible to find something and it triggers your reward feedback loop. I wouldn't be surprised if they even implemented random time based variable "rewards" to trigger your mental salivation

>>10971789
Do you have any concept of how large those numbers are? There are fewer grains of sand on a beach. There are fewer stars in the sky.

>>10971816
how is this a scam website?

>>10971821
wheres the xmr miner you fucking tard? god you're full of shit... this guy has a closer idea of whats going on: >>10971823

what is this?

>>10971808

telling lies?

>>10971824
If you find a wallet with BTC it'll automatically get transferred

>>10971824
Once anyone finds a wallet with any coins in it, the site itself automatically snatches the coins.
Thus website uses the processing power and network of client computers to scan through wallets.

>>10971844
n o paa paa
hahaha

>>10971846
not enough evidence to say this for certain tbqh, someone sent eth to an address and it took about 20 minutes to transfer, another one didn't transfer, and then there was that 100 eth one but it was probably just a random tx.

>>10971846
nope, they're client-check balance, it means only you know the balance.

>>10971836
>there are about 1.33*10^50 atoms in the world
>133,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000

>Bitcoin keys page >904625697166532776746648320380374280100293470930272690489102837043110636675

There are somewhat more atoms on the planet earth. But not by much.

>>10971862
That is objectively bullshit though. The client fetches the balance and it is not sent to the server. You can monitor the requests. Balances aren't even cached on the server because refreshing the page loads the balances client side again.

>>10971789
U that desperate??? Fucking hell we need to go lower so people like this leave, no coding skills, only around because reading the news, thinks we all from India fucking cunt still thinks 0xbitcoin is a scam... go buy ETH and bitcoin u scammer cunt.

>>10971952
no requests are sent back because there's no need to send an empty address. Caching balances would require disk space that he doesn't want to waste.
I might try to load btc on a random page, load the site and see what happens

>>10971991
You could check the javascript to see if there is even an if statement doing that. Doubt there is though. Or I did find wallets (did at least 500 random pages) but saw them as 0 and had them sent. Makes me want to check the code...

yeah on a quick look the js doesn't look to do anything special.

>>10971974
why did you post that screenshot?

>>10972027
>You could check the javascript to see if there is even an if statement doing that. Doubt there is though
>Makes me want to check the code.
you understand your browser can do that? And yes it does.

Does plutus work?

i love that somebody has somehow tricked people into trying to search for keys. these websites make money when somebody searches for their own key, that's the whole point.

threre's no money for you, because as soon as you find it the website knows about it, and takes it before it even shows you the keys.

>>10972060
Yes but as you can see no server side requests to send back balances.

>>10972060
are you retarded? he never said otherwise? also the requests your browser are making are not the code. go back to plebbit /r/programming

>>10972094
This isn't true. Cheap FUD. I just haven't found anything

Anyone have a link to what's going on here? I know what's happening here but I don't want to point things out and have pajeets flood in and take the easy.

>>10972122
if you're too stupid and require a link to understand you're most likely a pajeet

>>10972122
https://keys.lol

Now let's be serious everyone, we know this website is most probably a scam.

However the concept is interesting. And the database can be found elsewhere too. The only problem is the interface that automatically checks for balances.

It'd be nice if somebody grabbed the database and made a standalone application with the same functions, and put it on github, open source.

Then there'd be no risk of having an eventual find get drained before you can do anything.

>>10972132
Thank you. You can delete that if you want.

>>10972142
How are you guys so sure the finds get drained? Like any evidence? Feel like a retard scanning 500 random pages now. I might have missed an actual hit.

>>10972142
hahahahahah this thread is full of pajeets having no knowledge of basic CS trying to make moneyz. What size is this database you think?

Do you think the guy would be dumb enough to put his name in the footer if he was actually stealing?

>>10972142
Database from here: https://lbc.cryptoguru.org/dio/ (without check balance)

Hopefully sombody could write that application

>>10972246
oh yeah you're going to do it and share it to us I assume? I'm waiting pajeet reddit pleb

>>10972142
>grabbed the database
t. brainlet + its generated on the fly

>>10972260
finally a non-pajeet post

>>10972258
Visibly neither of us three codes, so let's wait for a competent /biz/tard.

>>10972119
>fud
stop embarrassing yourself

>>10972260
>https://lbc.cryptoguru.org/dio/
But it can be pre-generated and reused.

>>10972264
no no sir inidan number one cuntry! yes yes yes! papa paapaa!

>>10972119
>fud
you're just embarrassing yourself. stop.

>>10972271
I do, thus I know any competent person will not be tard enough to share his solution with one of you

https://pastebin.com/HN6hH1j0

Evidence some bitcoin address generation code is using discoverable private keys


I returned 9 BTC to reddit user fitwear who recently claimed were stolen from their blockchain.info wallet.

I have evidence that some bitcoin address generation code in the wild is using private keys that can easily be discovered on a regular basis. This is either intentional or by mistake. Some wallets have been compromised by what is probably an innocent looking piece of code. Furthermore, someone has been siphoning bitcoin on a regular basis since 2014 from them. Whether they discovered this by accident (like I did) or are the ones who installed the code themselves, I don't know. It looks like either a clever exploit or a coding error. It could also be yet another piece of malware, however as I explain below, I feel this is less likely the case. In order to fully understand how this works and how I discovered it, please read on.

Some Background
---------------

I've been following bitcoin since I first heard of it in 2011. One of the things that fascinated me was the ability for someone to create private keys from just about anything using Sha256 (i.e. Sha256(password/phrase)). This, of course, is NOT a recommended way of obtaining a private key since if YOU can think of the word/phrase, someone else can too and the likelihood of your bitcoins being stolen is quite high. The most secure private keys are generated randomly. The probability of someone else being able to generate the same sequence of 32 random bytes is so close to 0, it is highly improbable a

There are many of those scanner scripts in Github, for ETH addresses too.. but it is waste of time. Just buy the lottery ticket.

Whether this is a scam (as in, the dude who made this takes shit for himself) or not, does the method actually work?

>he really thinks he'll ever find a single address out of 904625697166532776746648320380374280100293470930272690489102837043110636675 pages. I really dont think you're wrapping your head around how fucking massive that number is.

>>10972323
the numbers so big it made me think i was typing on a new line, but infact i wasnt so i fucked the formatting up

>>10972246
>https://lbc.cryptoguru.org/dio/

Sorry, am not a cryptography master.
How come the last 6-7 characters in bordering private keys differ by more than 1?

Why doesn't the 2nd one end like AnchuDg?

I am decompiling the Java Scripts now. If funds are being stolen I will find the codes

>>10972108
thats just fucking retarded. it adds another bottleneck. if the site actually does that, then the creator is a brainlet and would have been better off just running a script on his own server without even needing to worry about a site.
99% sure there is a hidden miner in the page instead.

>>10972316
>There was a site called brainwallet.org that made it easy for you to convert a phrase into a private key + public address. (The code is still available on GitHub but has since been removed from the Internet). Try using phrases like "i find your lack of faith disturbing", "these aren't the droids you're looking for" or "satoshi nakamoto" as inputs to Sha256.

Any way I can do this now? That site is gone.

>>10972381
https://brainwalletx.github.io/

Let’s say you have 1 billion computers capable of 1 trillion guesses per second each.

It will still take you 1.102231246×1042 times the lifespan of the universe to find address with balance. That’s 42 zeroes.

>>10972395
Thank you. Now I will become a millionaire.

What is that? Someone please explain what you are doing here

>>10972110
>he never said otherwise
>Doubt there is though
what?

>requests your browser are making are not the code
lol

>Yes but as you can see no server side requests to send back balances.
because there aren't. The page ships without balances and javascript to fetch them. It's like 2 minutes to look this shit up yourself if you know how websites work

>>10972437
reddit spacing, post discarded

>>10971789
i found a wallet with 5 transactions on the second page i looked, 0 btc though

>>10972442
>reddit spacing
some more words you don't understand the meaning of

>>10972453
pathetic plebfag who thinks he's the smartest in the thread
>lol

>>10972471
Love how your best argument is "le leddit" after being called out on your stupid bullshit. Very smart indeed

>>10972343
I unironically found nothing to indicate it happens. It just fetches balances and shows them with a delay and that's it. No logic to send the balance if it is > 0. If anyone wants to verify with 1 satoshi you are welcome

>>10972476
what bs though? you resort to lolis gifs and ((memes)) as your argumentation, not sure how you think that's smart

>>10972442
no such thing as reddit spacing newfag
its a meme to spot newfags who think it exists

>>10972060
hey goys I can open the network tab I am a smartfag

>>10971789
https://youtu.be/S9JGmA5_unY
These are your odds

>>10972486
very smart things like
>GET requests are not the code
and
>he never said otherwise
when he literally said
>Doubt there is

Also this is an imageboard. Since you're clearly projecting your reddit insecurities onto me, take a good look at yourself and ask if you appear smart when you talk shit like that.

>>10972509
oh requests are the code, gotcha CS professor.

What good are public keys?

>this thread again
THIS WEB IS PROVEN BULLSHIT
>>10952086
>>10952435

>>10972316
This was a really interesting read. Thanks.

https://etherscan.io/address/0x6B726B1f8ff370495B471F0aeDfE4F6e5DE17e40
?

It's legit lol

2 old tx
https://keys.lol/bitcoin/9876543210

>>10972630
not legit you just posted an old private key of yours

It's not legit

>>10971789
Damn I shouldn't have started this dumb meme.

>>10972698
absolute state of this board

Could someone help me please?

So i spend my a good amount of time on this site and now i actually got a private key with 10 Ether on it. But since i haven't really used crypto at all till now, i have no idea how to witdraw those 10 Ether.

So could someone please explain that to me?

>>10972630
How did you find this?

>>10973111
my ether wallet
https://www.myetherwallet.com/

>>10973111
Get the so called "private key" and go to the so called myetherwallet.com website.
Go to the tab that says "Send Ether & Tokens" and select the so called "Private Key" option.
Paste your private key there and send the so called Ether to your own address.

>>10973132
>>10973151

falling for this, you're retarded

itt pajeet shill site affiliates

>>10973111
There are 10 ETH in two addresses you can't withdraw..I'm 99,999999% sure you found one of those.

>>10973179
You are the so called "retard", sir.

>>10971821
Its basically like this but A LOT more innocent. A good lesson in mathematics, cryptography and the underlying structures of cryptocurrency however.

>>10972108
Are you retarded? You literally getting the balance from the server after you send the public keys.

>>10971789
>>10971808
>>10971809
these are clearly samefag scammer pajeet

sage and /thread

hahahahahahaha holy shit, it's happening

https://keys.lol/bitcoin/90462569716653277674664832038037428010029347093027269

>>10973453
0 btc (18 tx)
5Km2kuu7vtFDPpxywn4u3NLpbr5jKpTB3jsuDU2KYEqemizF9vA
1PDSZN2qgFcuay1vVRxYo1yp9gfXeSKJgt 12d8ggXP5MSJoEuqtRJqyZpLxqUAztmrpH
1F3zbGb5JLBnmCAAYjCCv35zkggrXfi8LR 1FjMR9gvnmZ3JYMxBbyc3aZK717b5txJoC
0 btc (4 tx)
5Km2kuu7vtFDPpxywn4u3NLpbr5jKpTB3jsuDU2KYEqetbh69Dr
15K4QVHD5T1KvW4it56qNuGJoTGMpUaFMj 1HjFHBmhUQkKntPPeWmiLiNGewRAMQWNYs
0 btc (2 tx)
5Km2kuu7vtFDPpxywn4u3NLpbr5jKpTB3jsuDU2KYEqetd9ZKJ4
1Knh2eFMtzMEtmvGHW14ELG8F9Ny6jV4s3 1NjSB7UL4MtdjmPbTUfaHne9R5C2YGxUSA
0 btc (15 tx)
5Km2kuu7vtFDPpxywn4u3NLpbr5jKpTB3jsuDU2KYEqetqj84qw
1JPbzbsAx1HyaDQoLMapWGoqf9pD5uha5m 1GrLCmVQXoyJXaPJQdqssNqwxvha1eUo2E

0 btc (2 tx)
5Km2kuu7vtFDPpxywn4u3NLpbr5jKpTB3jsuDU2KYEqesTFJEbX
122Vo9PeKd4j8zSGBeQHdmks6GnkpycXNz 12sQJfPVt5YuAbmDCWnym5tNDfshtpBXhB

0 btc (6 tx)
5Km2kuu7vtFDPpxywn4u3NLpbr5jKpTB3jsuDU2KYEqeh1xxRnd
17MxKujaf2sFtGzX36tSkVFXwkJCDsSS8J 1EJXeSVj4j2kvy1qjgmwrbDHsWWHJdRMJ

0 btc (6 tx)
5Km2kuu7vtFDPpxywn4u3NLpbr5jKpTB3jsuDU2KYEqeXFitbFU
153H64VP6HJXcHp6kaFde6ZgQzjw5Ug1jh 1Jo1rVVjvVGB1BLu4523f5YAz2HSV14JLb

Hah

>>10972323
These pajeets are wasting their damn lives.
I did the math yesterday for these brainlets and calculated that it would take an average of
14,788,575,553,979,321,852,332,890,949,526 years to crack one address using this site. This generously assumes 24M bitcoin addresses are in use (the number of addresses with a balance greater than .001 is significantly lower than that though.), and that you'd be checking one page a second.
128 addresses on a page....
1,461,501,637,330,902,918,203,684,832,716,283,019,655,932,542,976 possible combinations.

You fags feel stupid yet? How many hours have you wasted trying to brute force BTC in the most obnoxious way?

>>10973188
It's the same address and it's a burn address. The one you're referring to is on both the first and last page of keys.lol and it's mathematically impossible to unlock this public key....

>>10974084
So there is a chance

>>10973111
Post the private key or you're LARPing

>>10974084
The chance is not 0 and I am feeling lucky today.

This is a way to troll people who don't understand fundamentals.

>>10971789
you have to try harder

>>10974985
You probably have a better chance of spending your whole paycheck on lottery tickets and having every one of them be a winner. I'd go that route if you like playing these kinds of odds.

>>10971877
Nope. They hide the balance from you.

>>10974985
This. I scanned 425 pages yesterday. I am going to make it

>>10975105
425 pages a day....128 addresses on a page....
1,461,501,637,330,902,918,203,684,832,716,283,019,655,932,542,976 possible combinations...

You only need 31,282,141,209,993,641,228,674,760,974,235,509,838,525,953 years to try them all!
You can do it anon anon....not stop believing!

>>10975142
I would like to keep going with this meme.
If we recruited all 1.5B pajeets in India we could bring these numbers down.
1.5B pajeets, 425 pages a day, 128 addresses a page.
20,854,760,806,662,427,485,783,173,982,823,673 years to click through every page on keys.lol

How do we make this happen /biz?

>>10975192
Your math is off by a ridiculous amount. Chances are just chances. If you toss a dice 60 times, do you get 10 1s 102s 10 3s and so forth? No. Because it is a probability. You could find value on your first click on random. The chance is small, but it is not unlikely. For every people clicking random it is impossible for them to not find something. If you have like 1B people clicking random, it is completely unlikely NONE will find anything. Regardless of how many possibilities there are.

>>10975326
no, I said it would take 20,854,760,806,662,427,485,783,173,982,823,673 years for all 1.5B pajeets to click through every page on keys.lol. That's the math. I didn't say anything about how many years it would take them to find a match.

Regarding the probability of on of them randomly finding a match?
>The chance is small, but it is not unlikely.
You are so fucking wrong.
If all 1.5 billion pajeets were clicking one page a second, they would crack one address on average once every 9,859,050,369,319,547,901,555 years.

Do you have any idea what these kinds of numbers even mean? 1B seconds is more than 31 years. 9,859,050,369,319,547,901,555 years is unfathomable. you can't fucking brute force bitcoin!

Whats this guy's secret?

I think that site has an XMR miner, everything became super slow once I got on that site.

Everyone's probably fomo'ing to get the 10ETH out.

>>10975632
That's the same address anon. ETH public keys are going to have multiple private keys (32 byte private keys mapped to 20 byte addresses). This particular string of chars (public key) though is mathematically impossible to unlock. It's a burn address.

>>10975838
Oke thanks for answering that

I have 2 bots scanning for bitcoins, probably scanned thousands of urls already, nothing yet.

I've found 4 private keys with a good amount of Ether on them and i wasn't able to withdraw from a single one of them.

Thanks Anon for wasting my time

wrote a quick script to spider all bitcoin pages. it will takes i don't even care how long to spider everything; but I should see some result if it's legit

>>10971789
You do realise the odds of finding a bitcoin wallet with funds in on that website are greater than the odds of winning the lottery right?

i dont care i will spend this whole day on this site fuck you all. i will find one of the nucleus wallets eventually

>>10976164
128 addresses per page
904625697166532776746648320380374280100293470930272690489102837043110636675 pages

what kind of lottery do you play? That's a lot worse odds than any lottery out there

>>10976222
dude probably meant worse instead of greater

>>10971789
You’re not looking hard enough you retard.
I found 0.08 at first but I did this my entire lunch break at my shitty clerk job and so far I have found 3 wallets with btc

First one was obviously the 0.08

Then it was 0.24

And finally 0.3

It’s not much I know but that’s plenty enough for me as I have just begun.

I know if looked hard enough then I would’ve found the 1 btc wallets etc


Keep going anon and don’t let the anons who’ve given up on life stop you from getting rich

Does the website have ads by any chance?

I've been trying to crack brainwallets with bible verses, doesn't work. Of course religionfags wouldn't be into crypto

I'm using https://brainwalletx.github.io/#generator and I tried a bunch of words and found a bunch of wallets but empty. How do I succeed REEE

>>10976426
by empty i mean that they held bitcoin in the past

Still haven't found anything. Bunch of larpers here

>>10976640
My scraper hasn't found anything yet either; but I have had to put some random sleeptimes on there otherwise I would ddos the site

>>10976776
You are working for the site owner, even if you find something he will steal it. See
>>10972572

>>10971789
>not using an automated script to do the search for you

>>10976982
I couldn't see how. I make the api calls seperately. Just like the site itself does. I take the info from the site; pass the relevant info to the api. If it's a match then I save the relevant data from the site. When you request just the site no api calls are made. Check the source and you'll see: view-source:https://keys.lol/ethereum/1.. First address does not show the 10 eth.

>>10976640
Ain't supposed to find something. It requires an absurd amount of time or luck.

Most common passphrases are all empty as well.

>>10977026
Yeah it's basically just bruteforcing. And if you're doing this by 'hand' you're really stupid

>>10977051
Been using plutus, not exactly the quickest but I ain't fucking clicking on a button every second. No way no how. I can't write my own scripts for shit though.

>>10977085
It's pretty basic stuff. I build scrapers for a living though so it's easy for me to say. But do some basic python courses and you'll at least know how to code one. Getting the relevant data to make the correct calls etc maybe requires some experience.

>>10977085
>>10977116

And if you actually make the api calls through the site like >>10976982 mentioned you most likely will be sending it to the site owner.

i sent .2$ to the last wallet on the first page and it was immediately withdrawn

>>10977133
I'll admit, that's clever of him, knowing there's quite a few dumb people that will at least try it

>>10976426
Yeah, I tried hashing words and phrases at one point and found a number of hits too. All empty though. Nobody creates wallets this way anymore, so it's pretty unlikely we'll ever find anything. Plus, guys like us have already tried this technique...a lot, so the odds of finding one now are probably shit.

>>10971789
>Is it really that hard?
literally yes, that's the entire point of cryptography, it's hard to guess private keys. Jesus christ anyone who even thinks about wasting their time on this site needs to sell all their crypto and stick to boomer stocks, they clearly don't have even the most basic notion of what it is they're investing in.

>>10977209
He's basically having other people do the bruteforcing for him. Yeah pretty clever.

>>10977219
I don't think there's anything that hasn't been tried. Movie quotes, videogame titles... pokemon names... arabic names.... porn stars? Fuck, I don't know.

>>10977274
it really isn't clever at all. have you even read this thread?

dont listen to these retards, found an address with 1.2 BTC the other day just clicking around for half an hour

>>10977281
The point is what >>10977219 is saying. Normies don't generate wallets like this anymore.

>>10971844
>>10971873
Sleepycabin?

So after I find a wallet with a huge balance, what is the best way to take the funds and cash them out without having the yakuza murder me in my sleep?

>>10977362
I was thinking.

Can't someone just write a script to generate random 1mnemonics and parse them through brainwallet? or do people not use those either?

>>10977288
Oh yeah you're right, it's very stupid.

>>10972414
on average but actually there is no law against getting luck for the first try.

>>10973421

I have sent some btc to an address I found on a random page and it is not getting emptied. Been there for some hours now. I doubt the creator has any mechanism to do so.

No, the website does not have an XMR miner.
No, the website does not report back positive wallet amounts.
The website reaches out directly to https://blockchain.info/balance to fetch the balance, and there is no control flow that reaches another request after that if the balance is positive.
There are two scripts on the whole page, both compiled with something called vertx:
scripts.js - Mostly browser compatibility polyfill and detection, standardized XHR requests, and some stuff that deals with Base64 encoding, probably dependencies inserted by vertx at transpile time for generating private keys.
bitcoin-page.js - Very simple script that reaches out to blockchain.info and swaps classes on the little red box on the left depending on zero-balance or nonzero-balance results.
It DOES show when the balance is positive, and does not reach out anywhere else when the balance is positive.
It just looks like an innocent fun project some guy thought up.

>>10972142

>finds

Jesus christ how numerically illiterate is biz? You are literally likelier to guess every lottery number this year than you are to find 0.001 BTC from hash collisions.

Fucking retards.

>>10978934
cont.
Also, the randomness of the lights turning red is artificial - the front-end already has all the results at the same time, and shows them to you one-by-one with a random animation.

currently up to .45 btc found in 2 days

based af

All the faggots posting the fortunes they found with 0 proof
>>10979123
>>10971808
>>10971809
>>10977328
kys

>>10971789
If u somehow managed to find anything a bot will take it from you instantly u fucking shill fuck kill yourself, no botnet of retards will help u find anything

>>10979202
Please read:
>>10978934
If you can't be fucked to read the source yourself, don't be pic related.

>>10976072
share code

>>10976072
You will be rate-limited by whatever URLs you're talking about.
Chad method is to download the blockchain and scan locally duplicated across several SSDs and several CPUs so nobody can stop you from querying balances.
Also you'll still never find anything that way and you should feel bad for being wrong on the internet.

>>10979301
hahahahAHAHAHA u fell for my (pretend) RETARDNESS POG

OF COURSE U CANNOT FIND PRIVATE KEYS OF ADDRESSES IU RETARD LMAO

>>10979423
D'aww, you got me.

>>10979459
LMFAOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO

>>10971789
>I can't find a 10k wallet in my first hour

Fuck off you lazy cunt. I do this full time. You'll go a week sometimes without finding one but you'll average 10k a month.

>find address with bitcoin
>it's your own