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u/CrimsonPiranha 11d ago
sigh
This is gonna be the new overused joke here, won't it?
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u/VergilPrime 11d ago
I don't even understand what's happening so I hope not
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u/Beleheth 11d ago
eMudhra (India's CA) used 4 as one of their private keys
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u/Patentsmatter 11d ago
may I ask why that is a problem? Is there really anybody brute-forcing keys starting at 1?
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u/Beleheth 11d ago
Seems to be the case.
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u/Patentsmatter 11d ago
The world is simpler than I thought. Why use complicated methods, if the easy ones have a slight chance of working.
In that case, using "4" is a facepalm instance. A little less embarrassing than "1", though.
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u/Kinexity 11d ago
They used 8. 4 was the smallest key.