> The enthusiast project Rob mentions is distributed.net. The 64-bit challenge > took over four years. From their web page:
Ah, yes! Thank you. :) > 107,559 days for 100% of the 72-bit keyspace. Given 50% as a best-guess > estimation for a brute-force attack, your're looking at 147+ YEARS at the > current rate to solve a single 72-bit key. Yep. This is close enough to 80-bit that I'm plenty comfortable telling people "please don't use RSA-1024," but not so close that I think anyone should be panicking. :)
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