RandstormBTC/randstorm

Database’s

roi35 opened this issue · 7 comments

Database’s

You can use it with a fork, it’s the same, just with a database.

https://github.com/lukmansamosir89/randstorm

Yes I made it so it generates the seed 10 minutes before the timestamp of the first transaction. I am still experimenting with the correct random number generation. It seems I may have to use Javascript rather than implementing the SecureRandom function in Python.

seeds

Yes I made it so it generates the seed 10 minutes before the timestamp of the first transaction. I am still experimenting with the correct random number generation. It seems I may have to use Javascript rather than implementing the SecureRandom function in Python.

Is the program not creating the correct seeds we need, because JavaScript isn’t been used?

Yes I made it so it generates the seed 10 minutes before the timestamp of the first transaction. I am still experimenting with the correct random number generation. It seems I may have to use Javascript rather than implementing the SecureRandom function in Python.

seeds

please fix the "target_address" error when running randstorm.py

Is the program not creating the correct seeds we need, because JavaScript isn’t been used?

It looks like that is a good possibility. I am running tests with all the old projects that I can find from 2010 - 2014 time period that use javascript to generate an address.

Is the program not creating the correct seeds we need, because JavaScript isn’t been used?

It looks like that is a good possibility. I am running tests with all the old projects that I can find from 2010 - 2014 time period that use javascript to generate an address.

Unfortunately I also think so. We have to write the old Math.random() algo which is called mwc1616, I think it will be also faster & it uses timestamp for the first time as seed as well.

What am I not understanding yet is how to decrease entropy bits, in general how to write a code that "reverses" from input to rng creation and priv key generation. It requires much more deeper understanding of cryptography

Has anyone came up with a resolution to this script? Please let me know, thanks