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Discussion in 'privacy technology' started by axemmiw905, Mar 9, 2012.

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  1. axemmiw905

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  2. axemmiw905

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    https://www.zdnet.com/blog/ou/is-encryption-really-crackable/204


    POINT IN CASE. NOTHING IS UNHACKABLE, it just takes a matter of time.
     
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    Who are you to decide what we must read? Wouldn't it be nicer to use that space for a more informative description of your post?
     
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    yes a 'matter of time' is usually on the encrpytor's side however. Saying nothing is un-hackable is one thing, saying it will take an adversary several hundred years even with cluster computing is another. Encryption done properly is plenty secure and won’t be going away simply because lower bit ranges have been deemed crackable.
     
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