> Also, the standard for cryptographic security tends to be "better than brute force". 65 minutes to extract a key is orders of magnitude better. That's why ce

> Also, the standard for cryptographic security tends to be "better than brute force". 65 minutes to extract a key is orders of magnitude better. That's why certain agencies prioritizing collection over real-time cracking. Collect first, worry about the content later. An adversary just need 65 minutes of footage taken at some point - and we live in an age where there are plenty of devices that can passively capture w/ their cameras. 65 minutes is pretty bad. That's several orders of magnitude less than it takes to crack password hashes.