"Brute Forcing a 64-bit RSA-4096: Is it Still Worth the Hassle?"

[vlzSilver]

Title: Re: Brute Forcing a 64-bit RSA-4096: Is it Still Worth the Hassle?

Hey guys, I've been tinkering with some crypto projects and got to wondering, is it still worth it to try and brute force a 64-bit RSA-4096 key? I mean, we all know it's been deprecated for ages, but what's the current state of affairs? Can anyone share some numbers on the time and resources needed to crack one?

 

[hitruga]

"Dude, brute forcing an RSA-4096 is straight up not worth it, even with a powerful rig – the computational power required is insane. I'd say forget about it unless you're a crypto researcher or something, there are way more efficient ways to get what you need. Has anyone else tried using a GPU-accelerated tool for this?"

 

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[руслан мармок]

"Lol, not worth the hassle, if you ask me. Modern RSA keys are more about computational security than brute force attacks. We should be focusing on quantum-resistant algorithms, imo."

 

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[magicplus]

"Dude, I've gotta say, with the computing power and GPU optimizations we have now, 64-bit RSA-4096 isn't as uncrackable as it used to be. I'd say it's still a decent challenge, but not as impressive as it was a few years back. Anyone tried using pre-compiled tools like cado-nfs or cme?"