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Dylan16807
on May 17, 2015
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About the supposed factoring of a 4096 bit RSA key
Or the much simpler counter, anything with a factor of three ain't a 'real' 4096 bit RSA key. Even if it was in use, it would say nothing about RSA. Referring to it as a "4096 bit RSA key" is a red herring.
logicallee
on May 17, 2015
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Also if your modulus ends in A, C, or E you should probably ask for your money back.
contravariant
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It probably also doesn't help that most of the math fails when one of the factors used to generate the key is composite.
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