We do, but I guarantee you that some idiot reporter is writing up a story right now about how Bitcoin has been "hacked".

I remember similar stories when someone made a "Windows 7 activation cracker" around the same principle.

You bet! I guess it will be on from those blogs who would have just got listed on Google News or something.

Someone had better explain it plainly in a top comment before the price of bitcoin goes down uncontrollably :-)

Reminds me of the classic "all the ipv4 address in the world - tools for hackers!.rar" joke.

Good job :)

Without the corresponding client, the codes are worthless, and trying to brute force with these as reference would be as useful as brute forcing from scratch?

I don't. Please elaborate?

It's like a "list of all North American phone numbers" that goes:

    000-000-0000
    000-000-0001
    000-000-0002
    000-000-0003
    ...

I figured that was it, but wasn't sure. Thank you.