> trivially
Having to rent thousands of dollars in GPU-hours or using specialized hardware doesn't sound "trivial" to me. Practical, yes. Accessible even to a layman with money to spare, yes. Trivial? Hell no.
Having to rent thousands of dollars in GPU-hours or using specialized hardware doesn't sound "trivial" to me. Practical, yes. Accessible even to a layman with money to spare, yes. Trivial? Hell no.
If I had some DES-encrypted files that I'd lost the key to, and they were important enough that I needed their contents, I would probably be happy that I could crack the key today and recover them if I spent enough, but doing so would still not be "trivial".
Apparently there's even a SaaS offering to do it for you in some cases (for staggeringly cheap, like $300), but I had no idea that existed when I wrote my comment.