Hey everyone,
I’m diving into this project where I’m trying to use the Randstorm vulnerability to crack the puzzle.
Here’s my GitHub repo if you’re interested.
Using Vulnerabilities in Randstorm for Puzzle Solutions
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So, I’ve been messing around with timestamps for the 32 BTC Puzzle, trying to replicate it from 2010 to 2015.
Tried everything from January 1, 2010, to January 15, 2015 but no luck. It looks like this puzzle wasn’t made using that method.
But hey, you can still check other BTC addresses with positive balances using this technique.
I’m currently trying to implement the math.random() function as it was back in the day.
I noticed that Chrome and Firefox had different ways of doing things. Does anyone have a working version?
This sounds kinda like what you’ve got on GitHub.
Been doing experiments for years now and still can’t figure it out. Tried countless scripts and different RNGs from here.
I messed around with this RNG library, fastrand, and got some interesting results with my private key.
Turns out I got a few exact numbers generated using 2**32... crazy stuff.
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#6Jun 24, 2023, 07:19 AM
Anyone know of any sites that were using BitcoinJS-lib around late 2011?
I’m looking for some examples.
Not from 2011, but there's this site from 2013 to 2015 you could check out.
It's archived but might help.
Yeah, I’ve tried pretty much every BTC address out there.
Seems like everything with known flaws has already been compromised.
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