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The argument the author is making is not about how hard the algorithm is to crack, it's about process. Also, I was a CISSP and everything can eventually be cra
by joeblau 12y ago
The argument the author is making is not about how hard the algorithm is to crack, it's about process. Also, I was a CISSP and everything can eventually be cracked. It's just a matter of time and access--that's why most process put in place is to limit those two factors.
- wmf 12y agoOne is related to the other. If the police have a warrant for the contents of a car they don't contact the car manufacturer only because picking the lock is easier.