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I think we can assume that governments are capable of cracking SHA-1 today, and all common internet encryption protocols like AES-128 last year. The costs of b
by AnotherBanned 14y ago
I think we can assume that governments are capable of cracking SHA-1 today, and all common internet encryption protocols like AES-128 last year. The costs of building such a facility would be trivial and could be hidden within almost any TLA agency's budget.
- tedunangst 14y agoYou obviously know something about AES that I do not.
- frozenport 14y agoMoreover they know things that aren't available to university cryptographers. For example, the Flame virus used an unreported collision scheme. Imagine if somebody at the NSA/CIA firgures out that all pn were really p!