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| Donald | Oct 11 2005, 06:11 PM |
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Take the following quote and replace "Space" with "128bit KeySpace"
Another quote I found that attempts to explain the how big 128 bit keyspace is.
If we leave the questionable quantum computers out of the equation, Modern cipher breaks don't come by brute forcing keys. They come about through weaknesses in the cipher, or more likely, in the implementation of that cipher. It is just SO much easier to break into someones house and put a keylogger on their computer than it is to brute force 128bit key space. And it would be one heck of a lot cheaper to just pay them a few million dollars to give you the key. And if you don't have much money, rubber hoses are cheap and in abundant supply. Donald |
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12:49 PM Nov 25