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From the article it sounds like bull - unless something is seriously awry you should be getting no indication that individual bits of your key are right or wron

From the article it sounds like bull - unless something is seriously awry you should be getting no indication that individual bits of your key are right or wrong, as they describe. I'll await the paper.

IceyEC 11y ago
I think it's generally called an oracle and are usually very useful when it comes to breaking crypto
- doomrobo 11y ago
  Oracles normally operate on plaintext or ciphertext, not key material directly.