How to find bitcoin address private key? [closed]

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How do I get the private key from the data below?

  

KEY PUBLIC: 04f2327c57013916e94041ee3ee6f7fcb3dd9cc92c1b7900f51ddfa277eac6b1e175d825d8ce295502cee0f912a18c15cdf2051a16b1d658c64d3b4b3aa4536cf5

     

SHA-256: 673c32048f3643920a724c2be10ff9be1c562e3833be49e41ad7180bdf571a03

     

RIPEMD160: 713afb1cf583fbfc43ef1de90421e0df9f48352d

     

+ BIT: 00713afb1cf583fbfc43ef1de90421e0df9f48352d

     

HEX-HASH: 4df94906f14d296f99c032e7ad59d0d2fae3a9f3a83fffee356d484ce4af969d

     HEX-HASH:

     

CHECKSUM: 0ed48be1

     

HASH160: 00713afb1cf583fbfc43ef1de90421e0df9f48352d0ed48be1

     

ADDRESS: 1BKi1k4GmLphXHrWwVCG4uoz33e3ymRoXW

I'd like to better understand how the calculations are done to get a result between address and public key. Finding out in brute force is not the intention.

    
asked by anonymous 01.07.2017 / 02:06

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You do not. An asymmetric key algorithm is specially developed so that the private key is not found from the public key. If you could guess the private key of a wallet, it would be the same as having access to your wallet itself, and you could then spend the bitcoins.

If this wallet was yours and you lost the private key, then I'm sorry to inform you, but these bitcoins are missing.

    
01.07.2017 / 02:14
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