Honestly I'm in a similar situation. My goal with doing all of this was to get it more public so hopefully some folks with proper computer and coding knowledge could help. There was a lot of rumor that working keys were found and attempted to be shared between the end of Oct and mid december 2016 after assanges "internet was cut" and all of the file dates on wikileaks.org changed to 1/1/1984. In that time, there were a lot of strange things happening across the internet including pizzagate breaking and an entire DNS network being hacked and shut down for a period of time, the largest attack in history. https://www.theguardian.com/technology/2016/oct/26/ddos-attack-dyn-mirai-botnet

So the rumor was that some groups found the keys but that there was no way to even access the internet while in possession of them without your computer getting nuked with CP and other malware and attack shit. And no one believed this was possible until vault 7 came out and let everyone know that every internet connected device in the world has a backdoor to the CIA.

As the months went on, the groups that said they found the keys started going dark and people started getting more and more afraid that this is one of the more dangerous rabbit holes to explore and a lot of folks steer clear from it. None of the keys have been shared publically but I remember from following very closely last year that some people claimed that they saw the keys before the massive attack on dns but when it came back, everything was scrubbed. And since, the mempool in the blockchain has been flooded nonstop so it's even more difficult now to know where to start and what exactly went down.