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Run your private key through the second command here: http://etherhack.co.uk/asymmetric/docs/rsa_key_breakdown.html http://etherhack.co.uk/asymmetric/docs/rsa_k

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  • kevinchen 11y ago
    Care to clarify why not?
    • bvandersloot 11y ago
      Sorry, I thought this was a troll comment to get someone to upload their private key.
      • kobayashi 11y ago
        That was my first impression to. Why is that impression incorrect?
        • Estragon 11y ago
          "man openssl"
        • schoen 11y ago
          The "command" is a local command you can run, not a web service to upload keys to. So it's not an attempt to trick people into doing something dangerous (although it might not be a great idea to display private key material on your screen!). But I'm not convinced that this command will answer the question; if you take the TLS analogy, you can have a client certificate with a 4096-bit RSA key but you can then use that to authenticate to a server with a 768-bit DH parameter! So these parameter sizes are independent.
          • kobayashi 11y ago
            Gotcha! Thank you :)