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KeyKiller is a GPU-accelerated version of the KeyKiller project, designed to achieve extreme performance in solving Satoshi Nakamoto's puzzles using modern NVIDIA GPUs. KeyKiller CUDA pushes the limits of cryptographic key search performance by leveraging CUDA, thread-beam parallelism, and batch EC operations. The command-line version is open-source and free to use. For the paid advanced graphics version, please visit: https://gitlab.com/8891689/KeyKiller-Cuda/

Written in C/CUDA, this tool recovers lost mnemonics and passphrases for BTC, ETH, TRX, DOGE, LTC, DASH, ZEC, BCH, and BTG. Supports BIP32/44/49/84 derivation paths. Features partial phrase recovery and a built-in dictionary for fast, efficient results. Compliant with wallet standards.

RotorCrypt X is a free offline hybrid encryption software for Windows 10/11. Six cryptographic layers: Enigma rotor cipher (up to 50 rotors, 65,536 Unicode characters) AES-256-GCM military-grade authenticated encryption HKDF-SHA3-256 key derivation with Perfect Forward Secrecy Argon2id password hardening (64 MB RAM, 1,000+ years brute-force time) Split Key: each side generates a unique 256-bit random ID — neither alone can compute the shared key (ECDH Curve25519) Forward...

Address to hash160 is an efficient multi-threaded tool designed to decode various cryptocurrency addresses (such as Bitcoin BTC,Bitcoin Cash BCH, Litecoin LTC, Bitcoin Gold BTG, etc.) to extract hash160 values. It is often used in research such as brainflayer, keyhunt, BitCrack, ecloop, keyhunt cuda, etc.