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> Such an attack doesn't exist. As far as we know. > Any such attack would also become feasible with twice the budget. Assuming that the attack yields to par
by omeid2 8y ago
> Such an attack doesn't exist.
As far as we know.
> Any such attack would also become feasible with twice the budget.
Assuming that the attack yields to parallel computing and scales linearly with more cpu/cores, because linear programming is bound to current compute capabilities and then theoretical limits like Bremermann's limit and Margolus–Levitin theorem.