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given this knowledge, does this have implications that RSA would twice as crackable? Given casting a wide net, you could assume one of the prime factors is 37 a
by spokeonawheel 3y ago
given this knowledge, does this have implications that RSA would twice as crackable? Given casting a wide net, you could assume one of the prime factors is 37 and just try it against the pub key
- free_bip 3y agoGiven that RSA primes are usually checked against some probabilistic primality test like Miller-Rabin, I would think the answer is no