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I disagree, it's hardly impossible. I would say any reasonably gifted maths grad student who has chosen the right combination of subjects (the requisite math, s
by semi-extrinsic 10y ago
I disagree, it's hardly impossible. I would say any reasonably gifted maths grad student who has chosen the right combination of subjects (the requisite math, some cryptography, along with a low-level programming course or two), would be able to start working on attacks on EC systems.
Do those people grow on trees? No, because it's a much less common specialisation than most others (like aiming for the financials industry, or statistics/analytics/big data) simply because of the number of paying jobs in each field.