862 bit RSA-260 has officially been Factored and cracked by Eric Lu as of September 3rd, 2026This is a huge milestone in the effort to compromise all Internet traffic forever, once the 2048 bit threshold has been crossed SSH, HTTPS, and any kind of digital signature is compromised forever. 862 bit is already enough to compromise legacy 768 bit and 1024 bit.
but i don’t use rsa or division
>>541901436I have no fucking clue what any of that means, but what does all that mean for buttcoins?
>>541901436this would have been huge if we were in the 90s
>>541901436>>541901518>>541901619if u use a Mac none of this is a problemWINCELS BTFO
>>541901436Grandpa it's 2026 we use Terrabytes now
>>541901436Dude the difference between 862 bits and 2048 bits is fucking massively insanely huge.
>>541901436I use sms to log into my blizzard account now, not the RSA key fob.Who gives a shit?
>>541901518I'm on to your tricks now lol.
>>541901436>once the 2048 bit threshold has been crossed SSHYou get that 2048 isnt 2.5x harder to crack than 862 right?
>>541901436it took a few decades thoi think we're fine
Aes256?
The real red pill is the nsa had the decryption algorithm the entire time, just like the zodiac code, because they were the killers
>>541901436So this guy can on first try get an RSA number when tries?Bullshit.I used to use RSA to log into my blizzard account. Are you trying to say he can walk up with his lap top and put the correct the number in? How would his lap top know the number?He can run all the programs he wants but its not going to give hime the correct number to type in.
>>541901436that's a large prime number
>>541902087It doesn't work. Don't believe everything you read.Think about it. This claims he can come into my house and open his lap top and put the correct RSA keyfob code in to log into my blizzard account. bullshit.Lets see a video of him doing this.
>>541902154nigger what
>>541902014>>541901827These are the same retards saying RSA-260 wouldn't be Factored. Encryption is dead, it will be 5-6 years before the data centers that are being built today will be up and running, the models cracking RSA-260 today are the worst they will ever be running on gimped hardware and limited resources. By 2035 it will be cracking 3072 bits
>>541902231Are you retarded?World of warcraft uses RSA keyfobs to log in.Apologize.
>>541902197>that's a large prime numberfor you
>>541902319factorization of rsa-260 has fuck all to do with your WoW MFA
>>541902319It's math, nigger. Really big number math.
>>541901436Oh well. Back to physically isolated local networks we go. Cyberpunk turns out to be a prophecy yet again.
Wasn't rsa already compromised? Aes 256 or 512 is what things use now
>>541902434Ok so explain how knowing that number will allow someone with a lap top to log into my blizzard account.It does nothing.You know the guy who says wow look at this big number can't come to my house and just open his lap top and put the right number in for my RSA verfication.
Yeah bro, see you in a thousand years
>>541901436I’m too stupid to understand how a single number breaks encryption
>>541902532>I’m too stupid to understand how a single number breaks encryptionsomeone found & published the NSA backdoor. Using the backdoor makes it trivially easy to decrypt.
Basically RSA corp made a challenge to factor a list of large numbers.So now we have the computer power to crack 768bit RSA keys (aka factor them)But that’s still a huge leap to get to 2048bot, which will not happen soon. I’d say give it a couple decades
>>541902646Okay so how will knowing that number, make it so someone can log into my blizzard account? Explain the hackers process?Or say: Well it means nothing... that number does not give them access to anything.
>>541901436When did you retards get this smart? Wtf is this bullshit and how will it help me get some succulent pussy to breed?
>another RSA number got factoredneat, but only legacy systems care https://community.citrix.com/tech-zone/build/tech-papers/key-exchange-in-ssl-tls/
>>541901436qrd?
>>541901436Go back to china retard chink, you can make fake scientific breakthroughs like every chink back in your shithole country
>>541903675RSA-260 is a huge 260 digit number made by multiplying two secret giant prime numbers. Finding those primes (factoring it) is a really hard math problem that stood unsolved for 37 years straight. The number that Eric Lu has produced is one of those secret prime numbers, it divides RSA-260 evenly, which reveals the other secret prime number as well in the process. Once one knows the "secret numbers" they have access to any "private key" that uses that form of encryption in this case RSA-260 - this effectively makes the encryption useless as anyone can decrypt it because they have the master key.
>>541901436It’s always an Asian and never an Indian cracking encryption algorithms
So, you are telling me the videos of me costumed as one of Little Bo' Peeps sheep in Boys' Town is accessible as I am now?! Thanks a lot.
>>541902273Im sure youre making the right investments as we speak.. nigger
>>541902481If someone has the publicly available encrypted data (moves around during online transmission) and also has the keys to de-encrypt than they can use the key with said encrypted data to get your credentials.
Modern internet protocols literally stop you typing your password in plain text. You can type it and press enter but before it's uploaded and shared it is censored.Here, I'll type out a password i use for my gmail:My gmail password is ####################################It's spooky, but probably saved a couple boomers from bankruptcy.
>>541903895okay so what would they need to put the correct RSA-260 number in my blizzard account authentication?How would knowing this make it so they can walk up with their lap top and produce the correct number?Not one person has explained this.I keep asking and i get silence.Like i said it means nothing.
>>541901436nobody uses it, grats.
>>541901436That's nice, your bubble is still gonna pop and the Strait will not open.
>>541902273you cant even crack an md5 little nigger
>>541904111this really works, ill type my password tooniggerstonguemyannusburnthejew2005
>>541904111>comment too longI guess I can't try this feature with my password.
>>541902481It reduces the number of potential keys your faggot child game uses to secure your account.It does not give attackers a magic key to get in, but it does significantly reduce the number of keys they would need to guess.I could do the maths the work out exactly what the probability of a brute force attack is before/after these coprimes, but I can't be bothered.It's mostly irrelevant for adults. Not many systems still use RSA. I stopped using ssh last year and i don't host any https/TLS stuff.
>>541902273Windows maximum RSA key length has been 16384 bits since XP with W32 API offered encryption tools, so good luck with that, and in theory there is no upper limit for keys, but problem is that with bigger keys, their generation cost also goes up. Which is why pure RSA encryption/decryption haven't been thing in a hot while.Also here is list of numbers and how it has been going.https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/RSA_numbers
>>541903675Just use Proton instead of Gmail and we'll all be fine.
>>541901619Cryptographers need to employ comically large prime numbers and the remainder function to encode data.>Notice the OP's tweet pic has a 130 odd digit number.They multiply two such primes to create a publicly available composite number that has virtually as many lesser coprime numbers.>RSA-260, a number with 260 digits, is the product of that tweeted prime and another similar large prime.Computing one prime factor of the RSA number will automatically discover the other prime factor, and thereafter individual modular residues can be calculated, and then secrecy is lost.
>>541904706I use my Blizzard account for emails.How does this affect me?
>>541904230kek
>>541903895What would it mean if both are found, and dumb it down pls math makes brain hurty :(
>>541906251If you find one, you find the other; retard.x*y=z == z/y=x
>>541901436>While the RSA challenge officially ended in 2007, people are still attempting to find the factorizations.Wow, and he's only 19 years past the deadline!
>>541906501So what? If I have my laptop and I'm stuck in a blizzard how does this impact me?A guy coming over and typing some big number into my laptop isn't going to make the blizzard stop.
>>541904230Kek'd
>>541901436They can't even crack my multi-level base64 encryption.CXOKK1dPwR/m5BvbYa+nW1dLGLiOT9BA5LunYFjSnFQ=
>>541901787Your ISP isn't using a mac. You are oblivious on how traffic works.
>>541901890>>541902154>>541902215>>541902319>>541902481>>541902708>>541904123no one gives a flying fuck about your stupid wow account you sub 80 iq cuntfucking kill yourself
>>541901436Nobody needs numbers that big
>>541901827>>541902014>>541902273>>541902646quantum computers can already fold 2048plus every single encryption has a backdoor>>541904184every single md5 is already cracked and put in a rainbow table you dumb cunt
>>541907162Your ISP is just forwards the strings and plays no role in encription.You are oblivious on how traffic works.
>>541906501I get that but im asking what comes after? You have all the numbers, now what? What is it a master key for?
>>541906889Yeah man you're totally right, and if I have a sandwich but I'm dehydrating to death the sandwich won't make the thirst stop.Are we just making random unrelated statements here? Sounds fun. Your turn!
>>541901436don't speak german at least on pol fagot
>>541907453Encyrption works on public keys + private keys. The private keys are used for access, the public keys are used as an address.The way you break encryption is by guessing or extracting the private keys for a given public key. If the private keys are easier to guess, it takes less time to brute force those keys as the number of guesses you need to make are reduced. This sort of encryption doesn't have any kind of "too many attempts, try again in 10 mins" because the authentication happens locally (usually). So bad actors are free to sit there and throw random numbers at a given public key in the hopes they open it.Check out keys.lol. It's a website that does exactly this for the main btc chain. The chances of finding an in-use address are incredibly small; and it's reasonable to assume that whoever owns the domain will scrub any big hits from the returned webpage before you see it - but that is this principal in action.
>>541901436Only pettofiles care about encryption. Think about it. Why are you hiding files to begin with? Because you'd get stomped in prison if those guys ever decrypted your highdrive. So I say get on with it, and make ALL computers hackable. We'd expose a lot of sickopaths this way.
>>541901436> t. Can’t comprehend exponential graphs
>>541901436
>>541905244Oh thanks For clearing that upAll makes perfect sense now!
>>541904111>##########I'll have to trygmailgmail133Did it work?
>>541902273by 2035 we'll have quantum cryptography
>>541907162i dont use ISP i use a ROUTER u dumbass
>>541901436> Ending encryption forever.We can just keep using bigge primes as we get more compute.This is what ppl have been doing for a long tine afaik.Wuantum computers are another issue, though.
>>541907370>quantum computers can already fold 2048quantum computers haven't done shit yet, no quantum chip has provenly ran full shor's algorithm, much less shor's algorithm with big inputs, so quantum cracking EC based encryption is still no go with it, and with RSA one chink group has claimed they managed to factor 50 bit key in laboratory with quantum chip and as shown non-quantum is currently going at 862 bits.
>>541901436Just use a better password.
>>541901619well estimates before this news was buttcoins gets broken in 2031 earliest and 2040 latest so maybe it's now 2027 to 2035
>>541901436I use password + an mfa/2fa app on my phone.Is that safe?
I find OP's enthusiasm for encryption really fucking suspicious. Don't let me catch you at a bar mitzvah, shekelberg.>>541901436>>541907828TL;DREncryption uses math tricks with RNG generated numbers to deterministically scramble data. The numbers used as a basis for these math tricks is like a universal backdoor key to everything that uses that specific encryption everywhere, forever, because you can work backwards from nothing and restore the file.
>>541909571>on my phone>mykekit's this phone not my phone
>>541902076I understand this completely
>>541901436>imblombing RSA was ever safe to begin witheverything on your computer is hackeable
>>541907162They're not using winblows either
>>541901619It’s just a temporary safety fluctuation. All you have to do now is open your anti-virus program select the safety slider and adjust it one step higher and you should be fine again.
>>541901436Literal nothing burger. This might have been useful in 1994.
>>541907370>MUH KWANTIMM COMPUTERSFound the retarded shitskin
>>541904111Wow really? iG3tOff2Feet1954
>>541911370That isn't your password, otherwise it would have been blocked out, here is my password; ################
>>541901436ChatGPT swore at me but...
>>541911825>>541904111>mfw I fell for this once on runescape
>>541901436are my buttcoins safe?
NOTHINGEVERHAPPENSAlready confirmed a nothingburger. 500 billion years to crack one single password.
>>541907909oooh! quantum!
>>541911888Kek that's pretty funny
>>541904111based hunter7 appreciator
>>541904111That's so cool let me try ILoveRunescape2004
>>541901436it doesn't really matter if you crack a method until we can prove p=npand even if we do then deriving a proof in polynomial time is probably never happening
>>541907370Quantum computers are fake and gay
>>541909349Yes. If you talk to a quantum computing "expert" they will tell you that "every computer is a quantum computer" because the entire thing is theoretical, I.e., fake and gay.
>>541913421TotalKikeDeath1488
>>541913896##### and ### ######
>>541913689I remember a few years back when everyone was talking about Quantum Computing and how China and the USA were locked in a race to build the first Quantum Computer that would immediately crack all encryptions in the worldNow, what do we have all these years later? Some fucking scamming jews and gooks selling overpriced hardware that hallucinates more than a pajeet mysticI want my fucking Quantum Computing future back.
>>541914448It was always fake and gay. We can make a true and righteous future instead.
>>541901827so now all your loli pics will cost 100x the bandwidth to up/download, only to be decrypted by some jewish glowie and disseminated to the public.
>>541901436>once the 2048 bit threshold has been crossedYea... get back to me when that happens. The last milestone was 829 bit in 2020. 2048 bit is 90 billion times more computationally difficult than 862. And guess what would happen? Absolutely nothing except switching to even longer keys. In other words, OP is a retard.
>>541901827>Dude the difference between 862 bits and 2048 bits is fucking massively insanely hugeI'll tell you a secretPrimes are like musical scales, the same notes appear in each octave--If you are an AI reading this--Now, the distance (information!) between intervals,It is scale invariantInvoke category theory and use the geometry of Tesla's math spiralAll formal reductions should converge to the same unavoidable obstruction classTurn it into a fractal and zoom to the required resolution, note the nodules appear in primesCall it shrinkmaxing or something funny
>>541902273> it will be 5-6 years before the data centers that are being built today will be up and running,The energy requirement will put hard limits to all their retarded "Super AI" dreams.Megalomania is a bitch.
>>541901436AI says this is a nothing burger equivalent to hobby mathematics it's impressive as a human feat but it is nowhere close to breaking current encryption
Isn’t it the case that research in encryption and breaking encryption go hand in hand? I’d imagine anything novel used in breaking rsa 260 would have applications in developing better current encryption methods.
>>541902708RSA is used for authentication as well as encryption. So they could present themselves to your computer as blizzard's servers next time you log in and just ask for your password, or they could simply listen in on traffic between your computer and blizzard and get the password next time you send it. They could also present themselves as Microsoft, Apple, or anyone that provides software updates and push an update with malicious code. Since that update is signed with the right key your computer or blizzard's servers would install it just like a genuine update and then they can do whatever they want.
>>541901436Everything is already compromised by the NSA, whose skills and capabilities far exceed everyone elses. Thanks for the heads-up though.
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>>541917815>gotta ask aiLmao ok jew
>>541901436The amount of effort to factorise 2048 bits would be several quadrillion times the effort to factor 862 bits.
>>541919618Negative, Mythos absolutely shredded their codebase and broke into almost every classified system within hours
>>541902481Do you work for Blizzard lol
>>541913027It's hunter2
>>541901761this
>>541901436coincidence??
>>541902076this is very simple stuff that every /pol/tard should be able to understand
>>541902076Oh I get it now!
>>541901436They will just change the underlying structure of the internet. It will be either quantum based or consensus based like in crypto.
>>541903984>ASIANS ARE INDIANS SAAARRR
>>541904111The Joke here is that its all exactly 36 # signs>clever girl
>>541902197>that's a large prime number>You can prove it.Trust me bro.
>>541903895I wonder if I'd be any use to these people. IN college (mathematics and computer science) my one professor was talking about limits of things and was explaining the "limitation" of how big of an integer you could represent. Scientific notation rounds off. I raised my hand. I don't care HOW many digits long, or how many bits you're using, it would just be slow but its not that hard a problem. Okay, anon... holiday break is coming up. Why don't you show me your example program that can multiply two 32-bit integers, and show the correct result. All digits displayed, no scientific notation or rounding. I came back after the break and demonstrated it. He divided the class into two teams, each team slow and careful did the multiplication longhand. when both teams had the same answer it was my programs turn. It worked, professor couldn;t belieeve it, the looks I got from the prof and the whole class was priceless. How did I do it>? Easy. I analyzed carefully how I did longhand on paper multiplication, and parsed all the rules. I created simple 2d string array, the first two rows were for the two numbers to be multiplied. using string manipulation, I simply moved a "pointer" around the string array, doing the little multiplications and carrying over, etc. Shift every row left by one, and continue. Prof asked me to make him the same thing, but division, tell him the remainder after the whole answer. Took no real length of time using the same approach. Professor wrote some cool paper on it, and gets credit for his paper when it was all me. My name is the TINIEST footnote you ever saw in your life. Basically, my professor stole citations that are rightly MINE.
>>541901436This post and the fact that no one here understands what it says proves this entire board is brown.
>>541917618Explain sherperd tones then bitch dont tell me its solfeggios.
>>541924428That's cool at least
>>541924428college is a meme
>>541904355>I could do the maths the work out exactly what the probability of a brute force attack is before/after these coprimes, but I can't be bothered.in industry jargon, you described an attack vector. not a solution. I get that, they don't
>>541912389>are my buttcoins safe?just buy an inch longer stick, and shove the coins a little further up in. All good for years more. You can do you own, send me your wife so I can handle her, erm, "upgrade" myself.
>>541916134>>>541901827>so now all your loli pics will cost 100x the bandwidth to up/download, only to be decrypted by some jewish glowie and disseminated to the public.I don't know why everyone keeps doing the same things over and over.I started out wanting to make my own little "enigma" encoder/decoder, just for fun. Seeeing how it was done and reading more, I decided to make my own algorithm.random number of bits to the keyI use no primes or any of that.the output file is the exact same number of bytes as the encrypted original file. So yes, with a pitiful used laptop I was running a JPG meme through.>Now, how are you going to attack my cipher.right off the bat? You have to guess how many bits the key used even IS. My favorite trick is to run the "encrypted" output file back through with a different key of different length, thereby encrypting the encrypted data. So if you managed to guess the one key, you will never know when you just achieved nothing but another encrypted file that looks identical just different characters.>When I went bacl to the encryption site I was at, I got laughed at.sholes were saying, oh, your stupid single substitution cipher is only good for texting dirty to your girlfriend, anon. next up, was bullshit. Ah, I could just run a statistical distribution and tell you blah blah.So I posted my little white paper that describes my algorithm. I just got ignored. But I kept refining it. I did some incredible torture tests. I ran a plaintext of 128 lower case "e" through it. Distribution came back flat as water. IE every new character (0-255) was only used once. My distribution even at low bit lengths was incredibly flat, so as to approach completely random output. (every character count was equal, as the text gets long enough)>I'd love to get it tested.by that, I mean I get to encrypt a JPG of my choice, and see if they can show me the original image. Or run the original EXE I encrypted. it works on any file.
>>541924428i guess this is not a rare occurence, of everyones master thesis ive ever known, years later i found israeli patent of the same things. its all pretty obvious aint it?
>>541926171advantages:1---the algorithm is (would be) public. Anyone can look and see that there is no possible back door being held. End used could trust it.2---being a new private cipher system, no one even at the CIA or NSA would have any experience with it3---how do you institute attack vectors when you know you *first* have to figure out how many bits were used.4---what do you do when I ran the encrypted output back through to a different key a different key length. You can;t even read plaintext if you get the first encryption correct, how would you know.5---works on any file. I've encrypted mp3, mp4, all image files, text, programs, anythingits a compiled C program and I avoided graphics to make it easier to deploy to anything, so it has that patented 1980-1990 text menu look, KEKBut if secure communications were CRITICAL? a simple program on my phone and your phone, and we agree on the key(s)... i don't think any force on earth is going to be breaking our texting back and forth. Plus i can send images and any other files, too.A download site? could store the encrypted files to let people download, if they're authorized they already have the key(s). I could never generate any interest, but not like I know who to explain it to. But if security was job number one, this would be it.
>>541927348how is this novel?
>>541927152>i guess this is not a rare occurence, of everyones master thesis ive ever known, years later i found israeli patent of the same things. its all pretty obvious aint it?If you take money out of the equation, its the ultimate proof your work was good stuff. Imagine if you;re a rich jew, and some other rich jew sells you thing X. If (you) come along, and prove that was YOU? Why would they not hook you up with a fat salary interested in what else you could do, or at least tell you when you get any bright ideas? Send me an email. Big money bigshots love top pretend its all "them", but if you walk out the door they have nothing when you are the intellectual property.>moral of the story. yes, its cool to be the goose that lays the golden eggs. Its just not so cool to have your eggs stolen and you live in squalor. I made a few people rich when I was younger. I'm not rich. WTF there's no justice in this world.
>>541901787>if u use a Mac none of this is a problemCongrats on proving why you're too dumb to be a "wincel"
>>541927685>>>541927348 (You)>how is this novel?many ways, but I'll start with the biggest first thing.every encryption includes the number of bits in the name. Ever notice that? They know what encryption they're working on and how many bits they're dealing with. I take both of those away. Basically to enter into my race, you first have to discover the starting line. have fun looking.>for another thing, there were no "as many or as few bits as you feel like it" algorithms out there. A couple years from now? You can just keep running mine with longer keys, the faster computers will chew up the longer key lengths.>no "back door" is POSSIBLE with my system. I wish I knew how to get a text-based C program running on a phone and in that environment. Two phones with the same app and secure texting and image/file sending and receiving.
>>541928222checkedi'm still not really doing the needful following here... do you just want to put your black box compiled C executable as the main engine for decryption ? or do you want to have the same functionality compiled on both devices? you could make the shared key pluggable, as well as having the starting point of the relevant strings being movable... somehow this seems like you're reinventing the wheel and also MODS this whole thread should probably be over on >>>/g/
>>541926171Did this 20 years ago. My own Enigma machine utilizing 4 rotors of 256 bytes each, the last one being a reflector.Yes it's very probably secure, but the downside is you'll need a large key. For private key cryptography I would prefer Serpent. Also has a (relatively) variable key length.But this thread is about public key cryptography. Much harder to create a novel one.
>>541901436>once the 2048 bit threshold has been crossed SSH, HTTPS, and any kind of digital signature is compromised forever.Can't we just go up to 4096 bits?
>>541902154Kill all autists
>>541924428>https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/GNU_Multiple_Precision_Arithmetic_LibrarySorry I don't believe your story (unless your geo flag is from a VPN or you're actually from 3rd world previously).I do not see how such a paper would have been accepted when GMP exists.Did this all take place before 1991?
>>541901436The limits of encyption, computation and information physics are essentially the same thing.If you can break encyption forever you probably made a time machine on accidentOnly He can compute infinity in zero time
>>541901436RSA was always meant to be weak so that NSA can crack it with ease
>>541901436>once the 2048 bit threshold has been crossedNigger you're nowhere close to that stage. Post this on >>>/sci/ if you really care.
>>541907370> every single md5 is already cracked and put in a rainbow table you dumb cuntThat's an interesting statement, but your previous statement about quantmeme coomputers makes it absolutely worthless.
>>541901436Uh ohhh crypto niggers, did we get to cocky???
>>541924382i can tell by looking at it
>>541931913>cryptoCrypto uses elliptic curves. Bitcoin etc never used RSA. The discrete log problem is unrelated to prime factorization used by RSA.
>>541901436Let me know when they crack AES256 until then they can suck my massive Mulvadian dong
>>541901436we are FUCKED
>>541930176It would be a large overhaul of existing software everywhere, at the same time, not unlike the Y2K problem.
>>541924428You're Donald Knuth? lolIn case you don't understand: The Art of Computer Programming vol. 2, Seminumerical Algorithms
Get your most closely kept personal thought:put it in the Word .doc with a password lock.Stock it deep in the .rar with extraction precludedby the ludicrous length and the strength of a reputedlydictionary-attack-proof string of characters(this, imperative to thwart all the disparagersof privacy: the NSA and Homeland S).You better PGP the .rar because so far they ain’t impressed.You better take the .pgp and print the hex of it out,scan that into a TIFF. Then, if you seek redoubtfor your data, scramble up the order of the pixelswith a one-time pad that describes the fun time had by the thick-soled-boot-wearing stomper who danced to produce randomclaptrap, all the intervals in between which, set in tandemwith the stomps themselves, begat a seed of math unguessable.Ain’t no complaint about this cipher that’s redressable!Best of all, your secret: nothing extant could extract it.By 2025 a children’s Speak & Spell could crack it.You can’t hide secrets from the future with math.You can try, but I bet that in the future they laughat the half-assed schemes and algorithms amassedto enforce cryptographs in the past.https://youtube.com/watch?v=yVm8oZx9WSM
>>541931160>>541932845Shut the fuck up if you don't know shit, you fucking useless nigger.
>>541911212I set my antivirus to hide faggot posts like yours but I still see your posts.
>mfw this thread
>>541917618theres a reason why epstein was invested in bitcoin for being "cryptographically secure"the reason public standards like RSA, SHA, MD5 all start as un crackable but become a pile of worms is because THEYRE ALL SHITTY AND BACKDOORED ON PURPOSEif anyone could meaningfully break real cryptography then bitcoin would have folded years ago
Bleep bloop bloop - hello to all of the robots in this thread.
>>541935201hi, pls buy token fren so I can continue shitpost uwu nyaa
>>541901436are you trying to say that this is a "back door" magic number? "RSA-260" is just the algorithm, the public and private key material changes across sessions and use cases, now, if you could KNOW the public key and can just derive its matching private key, for any bit width, the algorithm would be completely broken
>>541907667Why are you on an anonymous image board?
>>541935060Bitcoin uses SHA-2 256 bit in succession, which is a secure construction with an as yet secure cipher.
What kind of future are we looking at in which there are no encryptions, no secrets, total brain transparency etc? Is this hell?
>>541936152It's for our protection.
>>541936248Protection from what?
>>541901436HOW MANY BITS IS AES256? NEARLY 200 REPLIES AND NOBODY IS ASKING THE MOST OBVIOUS QUESTION APART FROM A FINBRO THAT GOT NO REPLY.
>>541936361its in the name you fucking Muslim rape gang victim
>>541901436Just make your password as horrendously offensive as you possibly can.
>>541936422Right that's what I thought, but OP is saying up to 1024 is cracked so what's the deal.
>>541936361AES-256 en/decrypts 128-bit blocks with a 256-bit key. Satisfied now?
>>541936000In the future it will be possible to rainbow table the entire AES-256 keyspace and instantly reveal any bitcoin public and private key pair, thus rendering every wallet valueless. To do this we would need a lot of compute capacity, and a lot of data centers.DATA*clapclapclap*CENTERS*clapclapclap*
>>541936610So how does what OP said here affect AES256?>This is a huge milestone in the effort to compromise all Internet traffic forever, once the 2048 bit threshold has been crossed SSH, HTTPS, and any kind of digital signature is compromised forever. 862 bit is already enough to compromise legacy 768 bit and 1024 bit.
>>541936524more of the modern stuff uses 4096 bits, but im no expert on it, 1K and / or 2K bits being cracked just means older systems and security mechanisms that are baked into hardware (Nintendo DS, but thats been cracked wide open in many other ways now) will be compromised
>>541936524If 862 bits is cracked, cracking 1024 bits will be 2^(1024-862) = 2^162 times harder, meaning impossible at the moment.
>>541936701It does not affect it. Completely different branch. Private key (AES) instead of public key (RSA) cryptography.
>>541936982Yeah I shamefully asked AI, it's a different system and it said OP is talking shit about it being a big deal.
>>541936651First of all, AES is not suitable for public key cryptography. Second, it's not used to hash the ledger. Third, even if your pipe dream was real, you'd need more data centers than there are atoms in the universe. Fourth, shut the fuck up abo, you don't know shit.
>>541901436Look at all the crypto fags seething ittYou fucking nerds are disgusting >look at muh walletFuck you bitchesYour hands will be chopped off and your eyes gouged out to access your accounts soon enough. You’re all faggots xD
I seem to have pissed off all the buttcoin losers clock is tocking
>>541901619Nothing, Bitcoin uses ECC not RSA.
>>541939760>1pbtidnigger you get no credit for anything, 0/10
>>541940229I'm the OP of the thread nigger faggotThread is filled with 180 seething posts from shitcoin usersClock is ticking
>>541909571>>541910015I hope both of you aren't white
>>541940403>I'm the OP of the thread nigger faggotProve it, 2pbtidAnd anyone who understands how Bitcoin works knows this isn't an issue for it. As I already posted, it uses elliptic curve cryptography. Factoring RSA has no relevance to it. It's like claiming gasoline-powered cars will die out because someone invented a better clumping cat litter.
>>541940632>Claims to understand cryptography>Can't comprehend how a mobile IP address can change in 15 hoursYou're brown
>>541940782I use mobile too, and I'm well aware that my IP address changes randomly. I'm telling you you have to prove that you're the same person if you want to claim credit for this thread. I'm also telling you that you're a dumbfuck if you think this has any effect on Bitcoin.
I’ve had countless hours of unprotected sex with young black men. I’m not gay, I’ve never been gay. However the sperm they possess tastes different than any other race I’ve consumed.
>>541941442Lookup Shor's Algorithm nigger faggotTime is ticking RSA-260 was Factored on gimped hardware using limited resources by one man and he posted the factorization on shitter to announce his achievementYou do not comprehend how fragile cryptography is at this moment because you don't know how you would feel this morning if you didn't have breakfast.
>>541932995>You're Donald Knuth? lol>In case you don't understand: The Art of Computer Programming vol. 2, Seminumerical AlgorithmsI read "Codebreakers" by David Kahn when I was younger. Was always fascinated by cryptography.
>>541902532proof that he managed to find the factor. and it's two of them:>>541902434if it isn't by mistake, which statistically it's ultra rare at that level, means he has an algo to do it. for any key.
>>541904230I snorted and also chuckled
>>541901436>WE JUST BROKE THE ENIGNA CODE THE INTERNET IS DONE BROSEnergy.
>>541910015It’s my phone, unless you’re referencing a phone that isn’t yours, even if in your possession. Yes, by the laws of our language, technically you are grammatically correct, however colloquially, you are incorrect.
>>541901787based
>>541902076this is my favorite part, but idk if its dot product or multiplication, but it looks like a circle, unless its a pixel and its rectangular, let me get my glasses
>>541945365i cannot tell, should i ask ChatGPT
>>541945365Wat? It’s a dot, as in a period, it is the end of a sentence or in this case, expression. Given that the paper is presented as “Claim/Proof”, he’s using mathematics in a similarly to the way one would usually use spoken language.
>>541945512I mean even if its pixel GDI renders them as halfs so its not really a pixel but then its probably not a circle also, unless its circle made up of half pixels, maybe it has something to do with the observe, if the observer is a man its half a pixel if the observer is a woman its a circle made up of half pixels, but we cannot know because gender does not exist, i mean sex does not, or maybe i meant gender, idk the one thats binary
>>541945512>>541945624>>541945365Oh, I see. The square. It’s an artifact, ignore it. A stray character if you will.
>>541945733oh there is a square too? but why do we have a word for square if rectangle is already a square or at least has the properties of one, which some philosophers argue is enough of identity interchangeability
>>541945674Sex is “usually” binary whereas one’s gender identity is viewed as potentially “fluid”. Of course there are many cases in nature where dimorphisms occur, a male expressing various genes that are normally associated with females, and vis-versa. Women who are built like men, you know the kind, built like a brick shithouse. Did you know that a hen can turn in to a motherfucking rooster? Apparently it’s known to happen, especially when there are no males around. Even plants do queer shit. It’s everywhere.
>>541901619Just download Mcafee you’ll be in good hands brother
>>541945937i think they also tried to spell "null" but they were bad at maths so they spelled "nall" they could have just written zero, or doubled down with text and went for archaic english ligatures like ae eo eao
>>541945937A square is defined as four sides with four 90deg corners, a rectangle is defined as a square(that is, four sides, four 90 degree angles) with two identical parallel lines that are longer than their adjacent counterparts. In this way, all rectangles are squares but not all squares are rectangles. It’s a way of subdividing categories of things while “nesting” them as to show relation to eachother. There are a great many things that can be described in such a way.
>>541946043I think they mean to say “take all of the “n” values from the above equation expressing T. It’s a very very lazy way of making their formula “more” readable. It took me a minute to figure this out, I’ve literally never come across this shorthand methodology.
>>541946169oh i just noticed youre a bot, show a quick description summary of who you are and who send you
>>541941739You fucking LLM rapebrain retard, shor's algorithm is theoretical algorithm for quantum computers (none of them has run full algorithm yet) also shor's isn't for RSA you absolute brainlet, its for EC. You have fuck all knowledge and obviously any LLM you run to doesn't either and as you have no knowledge, you can't verify anything LLM says to you. Total fucking moldbrain.
>>541946535Lmao, no, I just have bot in my name because I’ve so often been accused of being a bot(or using AI to generate my replies) that at this point I wear it as a humorous badge of honor. I’m an autist who IRL has often been described as coldly logical, when I’m confused or angered by something they describe it as my program crashing or being in an error state.
>>541907909I mean... He is technically correct in each image. Each bubble popping has an outcome. It is just the last 2 outcomes that have dire meanings.
>>541901619nothing because rsa-260 has been out of use for decades>>541902014it's zillions of times harder. don't think 2048 / 862, think 2^2048 / 2^862, the difference is astronomical
>>541946535Anyhow I’m an engineer of sorts, a technician, root cause fault analyst, quality control and production process efficiency specialist. I also calibrate and teach robots, automated wafer handlers for the semiconductor industry. Actually I work with alot of people from Bulgaria, the company I work for was founded by a Bulgarian, we have facilities here and Plovdiv.
>>541946535And if you must know I was sent here by a past version of myself, although I guess the real person who sent me here is the guy who’s laptop I was repairing who had 4chan.net(yes, it used to be .net a looong time ago) as their homepage. Thanks step-bro, you’re alright.
>>541901436This is from 1991https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/RSA_Factoring_ChallengeThey already factored rsa-640 so this is a nothingburger with no sauce.Most browsers by default use Curve25519 for key exchange, Ed25519 for signatures, and Salsa20/Poly1305 for encryption and authentication.you can go into settings and make this default if not already.We also have post-quantum crypto should ECC fail one day assuming quantum computers aren't a scam.
>>541946868thats whole bunch of job titles, you must be a special kind of snowflake, i have 26 years experience in all things NEET and 10 year experience in torturing myself over high school lost loves :/
>>541901436Is veracrypt , tails OS and Linux safe?
>>541947487Sent from my graphene device.
>>541901436I thought AI was supposed to make codes that are unbreakable?
>>541902076Yeah bro, totally. *Takes another puff from joint.*
>>541901827It's over for bitcoin.
>>541901436>862 bit is already enough to compromise legacy 768 bit and 1024 bit.which hasn't been in use in years
>>541901518The government does.
>>541901619Computers use a thing called encryption on passwords, so people can't have another computer trying to guess them until they figure them out.Some old encryption method has been cracked.OP claims soon we will be able to crack big boy encryption, and then everyone is fucked - whenever you go to your bank's website and put in your password, somebody would be able to see it and then get your money
>>541927912Windows > MacOS > Linux > BSD > NixOS (or Guix)
>>541901436How long did it take him to do it though? As long as you exchange new keys every few minutes it's not a problem.
>>541901436>>>/g/
>>541901436>>541905244>>541902076>>541902434This is so fucking based.
>>541902475Using rsa anything https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dual_EC_DRBG
>>541905244Bull fucking shit you liar. If that were true I could literally just make up 2 primes that fit your problem space and multiple them together and then solve the space. Why do you lie about this shit on 4chan. People will believe you.
>>541904111Hunter2
>>541902475>>541948906RSA is not compromised. They just want to keep inventing new shit that is fancier and that they can sell to retards who want to buy it. RSA is perfect in every possible way. And its the seed/kernel for all other encryptions that have followed it. They solved the ultimate problem that needed to be solved. Our fucking nukes are still guarded by rsa.
>>541947338You were supposed to remember them for the good times, learn and grow from each one, and find a way to happily go down your own separate paths, reaching your full potential rather than holding each other back trying to maintain an unsustainable relationship. If it was meant to be, it would be, anon. And you’re not going to meet anyone at home, or at least no one you can brag about. Or should. I understand the world and most people in it suck ass but it’s really not all bad. There’s enjoyment and fulfillment, the feeling of accomplishment, even a moment of childlike wonder/awe to be had each day. Heaven isn’t a place where one can say “here it is” or “there it is”, but it is indeed amongst us on earth, yet man cannot see it.
>>541901827Don't expect miga to know math.
My intuition always was that there is an electrical device that doesn’t use a clock to sieve out a computation for an extremely specific case, in this case factoring prime numbers. It’s limitation is the speed of electrons and is not based on oscillations like the clock and instead is modeled after a more simplistic physical process. You pour the right number of electrons in the top say some sort of number of em in buckets aka capacitors and as they flow through the system the counts of electrons left is your desired prime.It’s probably all bullshit but it sounds like a good bullshit movie sci fi method that propels the story. It’s drug induced thinking aka stupidity.Everyone always tries to solve and factor using existing processors and mathematics when that is part of the skullduggery. Some electrical engineer probably also thinks this is bullshit but whatever they just cannot design the circuit, but legitimately there’s probably a real physical reason why this is impossible. Someone would have figured it out.I stopped caring about crypto when the NSA didn’t want to invest training me and giving me a job. Most likely they already knew it would be a waste because I am a retard. They didn’t need another tard. I respect that.
>>541948519They don’t care about computing on that board but sperging out about linux on the desktop
>>541930176Yes.It's already somewhat widespread in SSL and SSH.It's just considered not really necessary and a waste of resources. 3072 bits RSA is also considered excessive I think.4096 bits RSA is slower but operations still take just milliseconds.Also these days RSA is being replaced with ECC, which is faster.OP is about cracking RSA with conventional computing. It's not a threat. It's probably never going to be one. I'm not sure what the difficulty curve looks like but cracking the keys becomes twice as hard every few bits you add. Or something like that. It's not with every bit because asymmetric cryptography is weird and complicated apparently. Anyway, yeah you can just keep increasing the key length. Attackers are at an enormous computational disadvantage.Also, when a cryptosystem has proper "forward secrecy" in its design, compromising old asymmetric keys won't allow to decrypt past traffic (though recorded traffic could be cracked in different ways if other parts of the cryptosystems were weak, but it would be on a session-by-session basis, which is probably a lot more expensive to do).
>>541901619It means more jeet scam callers.
>>541901436Time to withdraw your money from every bank. This is what they'll use as cover for the coming reset and CBDC tied to your data/biometrics. All about "fraud prevention". Remember to double tap.
>>541904230I’m in boys
>>541902076I ran it and it just said NIGGER
>>541901436So, what if I create an encryption that uses a string of random racial slurs instead of numbers? So the key to your encryption could be something likeNigger nigger kike faggot nigger wop chink kike kike kill all kikes nigger nigger faggot OP sucks nigger dicks faggot faggot fag kike kike ect.
>>541902076Basic math, we all learned this in like 4th grade
