Brutkey

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I heard 10 years ago that the NSA builds massive data centers to collect encrypted data they could not decrypt at the time.

Is there anything know if this approach has resulted in some results on a β€žwe broke the encryptionβ€œ level?


Paragone
@Paragone@hear-me.social

@m@lgbtqia.space Algorithms fail, as more is learned about them, & also as more is learned about the math they rely-on..

Statistically, it'd be inevitable that storing stuff for
future cracking, would work..

..except that the amount-of-stuff being produced keeps increasing, & therefore the amount-of-storing would keep growing
exponentially, during this Punctuation ( in evolution ) between the Industrial-Revolution & whatever it is that is the resultant-Equilibrium which exists in the next century ( IF this-world survives its Great Filter, that-is, & that's not looking likely, at the moment ).

So, if they only save the high-value uncracked stuff, then .. yeah, that tactic definitely does make sense.

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@Paragone@hear-me.social

I am somewhat sure that one could store all WhatsApp and Signal messages without data like images.

I would even say that this could fit in 1 or 3 server racks.

The amount-of-stuff being produced keeps increasing only if you count in 4k video and such but i would guess that text is still the same as 10 years ago... i mean peps do not write 15 hours a day :P