@11112011
did you vote trump 2016
RT @josecastillo
Selected machine learning attacks; first in a series.
1. Cyberpunk
2. Looney Tunes
3. Magritte
4. Witchcraft
@p @PonyPanda @Tim @BobRoss @petit
Spoiler: We couldn't
@pasture followed
@georgevaccaro @verretor @excellion@bitcoinhackers.org
https://www.schneier.com/blog/archives/2021/03/no-rsa-is-not-broken.html
which contains a link to:
@11112011 "FUCK TREES"
Ancient Spartan poetry:
"Let a man learn how to fight by first daring to perform mighty deeds,
Not where the missiles won't reach, if he is armed with a shield,
But getting in close where fighting is hand to hand, inflicting a wound
With his long spear or his sword, taking the enemy's life,
With his foot planted alongside a foot and his shield pressed against shield,
And his crest up against crest and his helm up against helm
And breast against breast, embroiled in the action—let him fight man to man,
Holding secure in his grasp haft of his sword or his spear!" - Tyrtaeus
@11112011 agreed.
Well SHA-256 is used for mining but ECDSA is used for Bitcoin's signatures. I'm not saavy enough to know if 1. The claims about RSA are true and 2. If the same principles apply to ECDSA.
Looking for someone with more cryptography knowledge to help explain...
@georgevaccaro @lukedashjr @nvk
bitcoin uses sha-265 not RSA
...but if RSA is cracked it's a big deal for internet security
from what I understand RSA uses fancy elliptical curves and prime numbers to cypher
sha-265 is just a big dirty "let's express the entire message as a single integer and scramble it using an algorithm" and it just sort of works
funnily enough the latter is more resistant to quantum computing
not my field of expertise by any stretch but I wouldn't sell all your bitcoin just yet.
@p @ThreeOneThreeChris
pirates don't wait for letters of marque 👀
@p Holy fuck yes, this needs to be a thing
@noelle a brief search suggests nothing good about Kevin Strom, but he appears to have stumbled across the truth here.
@noelle serendipitous. enrolled, thanks.
@nvk not on the birdsite, what was the issue?