it got people to finally move away from RSA.
besides that, it's mostly quackery by pretending code to impossible low temperature calibration and sensors don't exist.
besides that, it's mostly quackery by pretending code to impossible low temperature calibration and sensors don't exist.
Not that there is anything really wrong with RSA...
Put differently, I assumed that factorization of a 3072 bit number has a higher security margin than discrete logarithm on a 256 bit point on a curve. Is that not so?