Scallion lets you create vanity GPG keys and .onion addresses (for Tor's services) using OpenCL.
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Scallion lets you create vanity GPG keys and .onion addresses (for Tor's hidden services) using OpenCL. This image requires nvidia-docker.
Scallion runs on Mono (tested in Arch Linux) and .NET 3.5+ (tested on Windows 7 and Server 2008).
Scallion is currently in beta stage and under active development. Nevertheless, we feel that it is ready for use. Improvements are expected primarily in performance, user interface, and ease of installation, not in the overall algorithm used to generate keys.
Scallion is available under the MIT license. If you use code from this project in your own projects, we'd appreciate hearing about it at [email protected].
More details at https://github.com/lachesis/scallion
List OpenCL devices:
nvidia-docker run -it empathicqubit/scallion -l
Look for an .onion starting with 'pre' on device 0:
nvidia-docker run -it empathicqubit/scallion -d 0 pre
To get help on all options, run without any additional arguments:
nvidia-docker run -it empathicqubit/scallion
Content type
Image
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Size
64.7 MB
Last updated
over 8 years ago
docker pull empathicqubit/scallion