Thread 105961075

>be internet
>need to send secret stuff
>everyone using one key to lock/unlock messages
>literally one-key-to-rule-them-all
>how the fuck do you give someone the key without it getting jacked in transit?
>lol you don’t
>shit’s broken
>enter RSA
>actual giga chad move
>asymmetric encryption
>two keys
>one to encrypt (public)
>one to decrypt (private)
>anyone can lock the box, only you can open it
>math is simple going forward
>impossible to go backward
>unless you're god or a quantum computer
>spoiler: you’re not
>“RSA” sounds like next-gen military tech
>it’s just the initials of three nerds: Rivest, Shamir, Adleman
>they dropped this in the 70s
>still using it in 2025 because it just works
>mfw people still fall for phishing scams

>>105961075 (OP)
And then everyone clapped

>>105961075 (OP)
>be OP
>have backdoor'd hardware
>it talks to the internet even when it's "off"
>think they don't pluck your keys out of RAM or off the disk any time they want
lol imagine being (you).

The only secure way to transmit and receive messages is a one time pad + radio transmission. Which is exactly why transmitting encrypted messages over the airwaves is illegal for anyone that isn't the military.

>>105961122
>anon finally understands pointers in C
>now thinks he's NSA tier
>boot Kali once, sees a weird MAC address
>"they're in my RAM"
>forgets RAM is volatile
>talks about one-time pads like he has a ham radio license and friends
>“radio encryption is illegal unless you’re the government”
>still posts from a ThinkPad X220 with Ubuntu and no BIOS patch
>buys Faraday cage off AliExpress
>leaves Bluetooth on
>copium levels critical

>>105961397
Mom's spaghetti

>>105961397
>can't refute anything I said
Thanks for playing.