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[News] RC5-64 HAS BEEN SOLVED! ANN.lu Posted on 26-Sep-2002 20:30 GMT by Christophe Decanini 33 comments View flat View list Your Amiga (or other) can rest now :) Too bad the key was not found by the Amiga team. Anyway we will have more power for new contest with the AmigaOne/Pegasos/Amithlon. Here are the details. List of all comments to this article Sorted by date, most recent at bottom Comment 1 Christophe Decanini 26-Sep-2002 18:34 GMT Comment 2 Gregg 26-Sep-2002 19:22 GMT Comment 3 reflect 26-Sep-2002 19:43 GMT Comment 4 Paul Hill 26-Sep-2002 19:46 GMT RC5-64 HAS BEEN SOLVED! : Comment 5 of 33 ANN.lu Posted by cOrpse on 26-Sep-2002 20:09 GMT In reply to Comment 4 (Paul Hill): "I never understood why people would want to spend CPU cycles cracking a 64bit encryption method. I mean what's the point? Everyone knows that given enough CPU power it can be done." IIRC there was a prize for the winning key :) ... its also a very good blizzardPPC stability burn-in test .. my records being 2seconds -> 20 minutes from when i got it to about a month ago and now it doesn't stop until its stopped :)). I managed to clim my way thru the rankings using my amiga and pc quite easilly but my pc had a partition eatting moment after 2 or so months so i gave up. "I'm supprised it took so long. But it will only take 1,280 years to crack RC5-72 at this rate!" That doesn't take into count the increasing speed of CPU's ... "Far better to spend those extra cycles doing something productive like encoding MP3s :)" even better ... encoding high quality divxs or lightwave rendering :)) Jump... Top Previous comment Next comment bottom List of all comments to this article (continued) Comment 6 John Niclasen 26-Sep-2002 20:11 GMT Comment 7 Anonymous 26-Sep-2002 20:19 GMT Comment 8 Mike Veroukis 26-Sep-2002 23:02 GMT Comment 9 Christophe Decanini 27-Sep-2002 00:02 GMT Comment 10 Anonymous 27-Sep-2002 01:07 GMT Comment 11 Álmos Rajnai 27-Sep-2002 04:49 GMT Comment 12 reflect 27-Sep-2002 05:04 GMT Comment 13 Ole-Egil 27-Sep-2002 07:10 GMT Comment 14 alan buxey 27-Sep-2002 08:36 GMT Comment 15 alan buxey 27-Sep-2002 08:40 GMT Comment 16 alan buxey 27-Sep-2002 08:42 GMT Comment 17 alan buxey 27-Sep-2002 08:44 GMT Comment 18 reflect 27-Sep-2002 08:52 GMT Comment 19 Anonymous 27-Sep-2002 10:00 GMT Comment 20 Hagge 27-Sep-2002 10:34 GMT Comment 21 reflect 27-Sep-2002 10:53 GMT Comment 22 Ole-Egil 27-Sep-2002 11:04 GMT Comment 23 Linus G 27-Sep-2002 11:16 GMT Comment 24 Christophe Decanini 27-Sep-2002 13:30 GMT Comment 25 The_Editor 27-Sep-2002 14:18 GMT Comment 26 Anonymous 27-Sep-2002 14:39 GMT Comment 27 Mike Veroukis 27-Sep-2002 14:50 GMT Comment 28 Christophe Decanini 27-Sep-2002 16:29 GMT Comment 29 Mike Veroukis 27-Sep-2002 16:48 GMT Comment 30 alan buxey 28-Sep-2002 17:03 GMT Comment 31 anarchic_teapot 28-Sep-2002 19:36 GMT Comment 32 Phill 29-Sep-2002 13:23 GMT Comment 33 The_Editor 29-Sep-2002 18:01 GMT

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