Randomly generate 10000 sets of OPENAIAPI-KEY.

Jul 22, 2023#python脚本93

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This is a Python exercise that generates 10,000 random OpenAI keys and provides a Python code to search for valid keys. The code is simple, with "gen.py" used for generating keys and "hack.py" used for executing the files. The generated keys are random and may not always be valid. The "gen.py" file is sufficient for usage, and the validity of the keys can be checked using the API-KEY information query at https://chatc.vip/key.html. The code randomly generates keys using a combination of letters, digits, and base64 encoding.

Introduction
This is a Python exercise that is used to automatically generate 10,000 sets of random open AI keys and can search for usable keys using Python code.

The code is relatively simple. gen.py is used for generation, and hack.py is used to execute the two py files under the hack folder.

Generation Results

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Usage Notes
In fact, when using it, we only need the gen.py file, which can be used to verify whether the key is valid. You can use the API-KEY information query to query at https://chatc.vip/key.html.

The generated keys have randomness and cannot guarantee that they are always valid. It depends on luck.

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Random generation code is as follows:

import random
import string
import base64

for key in range(1, 10001):
  prefix = "sk-"
  random_string = ''.join(random.choices(string.ascii_letters + string.digits, k=36))
  encoded_string = base64.b64encode(random_string.encode()).decode()

  generated_string = prefix + encoded_string.replace("=", "")
  print(f"Key {key} : {generated_string}")
  with open("keys_1", "a") as f:
    f.write(generated_string + "\n")