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Doesn´t it take 10^100 universes to crack 8192 bit RSA?

• lutusp 13y ago
  > Doesn´t it take 10^100 universes to crack 8192 bit RSA? That's easy to test: a = 2^8192 ≅ 1.09 * 10^2466 (http://www.wolframalpha.com/input/?i=2%5E8192 http://www.wolframalpha.com/input/?i=2%5E8192) b = 10^100 universes If we assume one universe can only crack one value, then we need many more than 10^100 universes. But it's reasonable to assume that one universe can crack more than one encrypted value. Let's say that each universe can crack a million values. Then 10^100 universes is too many.