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Ah! Thanks. That immediately answers the second thing I was wondering about, since 2k RSA keys are still deemed safe (if barely / not for secrets that need to l
by lucb1e 3y ago
Ah! Thanks. That immediately answers the second thing I was wondering about, since 2k RSA keys are still deemed safe (if barely / not for secrets that need to last a long time into the future)
- adastra22 3y agoYeah the cost of breaking the time lock is presumably less than breaking the order of the group.
- TacticalCoder 3y agoIn addition to what GP answered: note that I didn't crack anything. I just really did all the 79 trillion sequential computation needed to find the solution. That's the really need thing: you can encode the problem in a split second and yet decide how many sequential steps are needed to find the solution.