Originally Posted by nib50005
Ok so i don't know much about cracking keys and all that stuff, but what about brute-forcing the ECDSA algorithm? Could that do anything.
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Originally Posted by svenmullet
ECDSA is uncrackable because it is impossible to derive the Private key from the Public key using math, the only known way to break the security on it is brute force, which when dealing with 160 bit keys involves a very, very huge amount of possible keys. It would take much, much longer than the estimated age of the universe to crack it, in fact.
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You didn't read my whole post, did you?
11-18-2012
