Cryptanalysis

Discrete Logarithm mathematical methods and tools for recovering cryptocurrency wallets Bitcoin

In early 2025, the rise in the rate of popular cryptocurrencies had a significant impact on financial transactions. Despite their widespread use and apparent security, these systems remain vulnerable. One of the main problems remains the recovery of lost cryptocurrency wallets and private keys, which can be done using complex mathematical algorithms. In this article, we will…

DUST ATTACK blockchain transaction with confirmation of isomorphism for a total amount of 10000 BTC

In this article we will cover a broad topic: “Dust Attack” known as: "Dusting Attack"or "Crypto Dust". Perhaps every cryptocurrency user or holder of a large amount of BTC, ETH coins replaced the receipt of an insignificantly small amount of coins in satoshi on their cryptocurrency wallet , this receipt is disguised as "Donate", but in fact it is a whole mathematically refined system for taking…

Bitcoin Cryptanalysis: CVE-2025-27840 Vulnerability in ESP32 Microcontrollers Puts Billions of IoT Devices at Risk via Wi-Fi & Bluetooth

This paper discusses how an attacker can introduce a hidden list of vulnerabilities through module updates, which can lead to compromise of ESP32 devices and gaining unauthorized access to private keys, affecting billions of devices using this microcontroller. One of the key issues is the CVE-2025-27840 vulnerability discovered in the ESP32 architecture. To ensure security for the Bitcoin network,…

Quantum Attacks on Bitcoin: Assessing Vulnerabilities and Developing Defense Strategies Against Emerging Quantum Computing Threats

Many crypto experts are asking: Will the cryptocurrency industry be able to withstand the new technological revolution? This article will discuss modern methods of protecting financial transactions and the Internet based on cryptography, which may be powerless against a sufficiently powerful quantum computer, and whether cryptocurrencies, whose market is estimated at hundreds of billions of dollars, are…

Research into Signature Malleability and Private Key Compromise in Bitcoin Signatures

A vulnerability known as Signature Malleability poses a serious threat to Bitcoin and Ethereum cryptocurrencies that use the Elliptic Curve Digital Signature Algorithm (ECDSA). This vulnerability allows attackers to manipulate signatures, creating invalid but acceptable signatures for the system. This article discusses the mechanisms of exploitation of this vulnerability, its implications for the security of cryptocurrencies, and…

Jacobian Curve Coordinate Manipulation: Exploring the Vulnerability of a Fake Signature Using a Bitcoin Wallet Decodable File

In this article, we will look at a vulnerability associated with the implementation of the Jacobian Curve. In recent years, cryptocurrencies such as Bitcoin have become an important part of the financial ecosystem. However, as their popularity grows, so do the threats associated with cybersecurity. One such threat is the Jacobian Curve vulnerability, which affects the Elliptic…

Vector76 Attack: Researching and Preventing Threats to the Bitcoin Network Detailed Cryptanalysis Based on Real Data

With the development of cryptocurrency technologies and the increasing popularity of Bitcoin, various software such as Flash Bitcoin Software and Fake BTC Software have appeared in the market . These programs can lead to disastrous consequences on the Bitcoin ecosystem . In this article, we will look at what these softwares are, how they work and what impact they have on the Bitcoin cryptocurrency using…

Fuzzing Bitcoin: Search for critical vulnerabilities and new methods of protecting cryptocurrency

Cryptographic applications and cryptocurrency wallets have critical components such as key generation, encryption/decryption, transaction signing, etc. These components should be the main targets for fuzz testing. Using fuzz testing in cryptographic applications and cryptocurrency wallets helps identify and fix vulnerabilities, increasing the security and reliability of the software. Fuzzing testing (or simply Fuzzing) is a software testing method that…

DeserializeSignature Vulnerability in the Bitcoin network: cryptanalysis, consequences and the possibility of creating invalid ECDSA signatures

In this study, we will look at the DeserializeSignature vulnerability, which allowed attackers to create invalid ECDSA signatures on the Bitcoin network. In cryptography, an ECDSA digital signature is a mathematical scheme that allows you to prove the authenticity of a digital message or document. In the Bitcoin network, signatures are used to authorize transactions, confirming that…

Decrypting Passwords to Access Lost Bitcoin Wallets Using Gauss-Jacobi Method and Machine Learning Process BitcoinChatGPT

In this article we will look at an example of a method Gauss-Jacobithat uses modern technologies, such as a pre-trained model Bitcoin ChatGPT, which allows us to more effectively solve complex problems in the field of digital technologies. It is important to note that alternative algorithms such as Gauss-Jacobiplay a key role and open new horizons for the development of…