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# keyhunt
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privkey hunt for crypto currencies that use secp256k1 elliptic curve
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Work for btc in this moment, only legacy Addresses that start with '1'
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Ethereum addresses is a work in develop
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# How to use
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First compile:
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``make``
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and then execute:
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``./keyhunt``
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you need to have tome file called **adddress.txt** or specify other file with the **-f** opcion
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``./keyhunt -f ~/some/path/to/other/file.txt``
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if you want more thereads use the **-t** option
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``./keyhunt -f ~/some/path/to/other/file.txt -t 8``
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if you want to know the full help just use **-h** param
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``./keyhunt -h``
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al the hunted keys are saved in a file keys.txt
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The default behaivor ot keyhunt is to choose a random key and check secuentialy for the next 4.2 billions keys, this is **4294967295** or **0xffffffff**
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# Dependencies
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- libgmp
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- pthread
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Tested under Debian
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