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I think you might mean DES-56, or RC5, but not RSA.
by graderjs 5y ago
I think you might mean DES-56, or RC5, but not RSA.
- jhgb 5y agoI imagine that technically RSA-56 would be easy to crack as well.
- axoltl 5y agoTo be fair you could probably break 56 bit RSA with a pen and paper.
- graderjs 5y agoPen and paper? I doubt it. You're welcome to try (show working ;p ;) xx) here's a sample RSA-56 problem I created for you: 39551945224675453 (56-bit semiprime)
- daveguy 5y agoYes, good catch. I did mean DES-56. I got the encryption name confused with the company that issued the challenge. The RSA algorithm is completely different.