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The issue with cryptography is that you have to be precise, that means the communication needs to involve far more detail, even if it can initially be confusing
by tankenmate 3y ago
The issue with cryptography is that you have to be precise, that means the communication needs to involve far more detail, even if it can initially be confusing.
This is one of the major reasons that crypto is hard and if you try to get around the "hard" bit your "shortcut" will probably come back to bite you. When it comes to crypto and accuracy (and hence security), more communication, and detailed communication are probably the solution not the problem.
- acer4666 3y agoAgreed; my problem was that the parent comment was imprecise, and hence confusing. "n bit random number vs. n bit modulus" implied n was the same in each case, whereas 521 is not the same as 512.