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Decades ago there was encryption that one of those clients (maybe pidgin) layered on top of AIM. It used 128-bit blowfish for the cipher, but the key was negoti
by dunham 2y ago
Decades ago there was encryption that one of those clients (maybe pidgin) layered on top of AIM. It used 128-bit blowfish for the cipher, but the key was negotiated with 128-bit diffie hellman, which killed the security.
I started to implement the number field sieve to demonstrate this, but got lost in the weeds and moved on to other stuff.