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That is extremely lucky. That's, what, 82 bits if you'd chosen the whole thing? A more manageable 61 bits for 12 characters or so, from my recollection. Did yo
by AlyssaRowan 12y ago
That is extremely lucky. That's, what, 82 bits if you'd chosen the whole thing?
A more manageable 61 bits for 12 characters or so, from my recollection. Did you pile a dictionary attack on top of that?
I don't believe this does "break hidden services". That's just a truncated key fingerprint, not the key, and a collision would I suspect (but haven't checked) be a loudly visible error.
- tux3 12y ago>That's just a truncated key fingerprint, not the key, and a collision would I suspect (but haven't checked) be a loudly visible error. Actually, a name collision would still mean hijacking the traffic, even if they don't have the same private key. The last HS to announce "owns" the name.
- sgrenfro 12y agoRoger Dingledine (Tor project, not FB) shared some accurate background here: https://lists.torproject.org/pipermail/tor-talk/2014-October/035412.html https://lists.torproject.org/pipermail/tor-talk/2014-October...