AES256 is already hacked by NSA. I want to use AES2048 to

>>60754904
you have to become the NSA

AES256 is mathematics, idiot.

You're basically saying that the NSA found a pattern in prime numbers

>>60754951
Yes they very well might have if we dont do something right now.

>>60754904
Bullshit
NSA can't hack AES256 yet

>>60755029
why? They're NSA.

>>60754951
>>60755029
You realize they have a working quantum computer for years now, right?

>>60755222
Is that how you got your supreme digits?

>>60755222
Quantum computers aren't magic, they can't do everything just because they're quantum computers.

>>60755222
>not knowing that a quantum computer couldn't break and 256 anyway
>not knowing that doubling symmetric key length is all that's needed, hence AES 256 is as strong as AES 128 against a quantum computer
>believing it's the crypto that matters
Lol get rekt. If they want your data. It's there's. You don't think all the major p2p software isn't being exploited? You think your hardware isn't built with a backdoor? You think it's hard to pull a key from ram? You think I can't slowly peel your skin off and make you eat it, by starving you from anything else, just so you'll give me your keys? The crypto? You don't need to worry about the crypto.

>>60756539
It's just Shor's algorithm man, if there's anything a quantum computer can do it is break primes

>>60756545
>You think I can't slowly peel your skin off and make you eat it, by starving you from anything else, just so you'll give me your keys?
Holy fuck, anon. Why would you even imagine something like that?

>>60756552

aes256 breaking has nothing to do with primes. although searching the key space for valid keys would be helped by a quantum computer.

>>60756306
That's how you find illegal numbers

>>60756545
https://security.stackexchange.com/questions/48022/what-kinds-of-encryption-are-not-breakable-via-quantum-computers
>aes-256 is """reasonably""" safe
>>60756655
>idk anything about cryptography: the post
>hurrr why dey no use mega quantum gpu gigabit fx420 blazeit rig to bruteforce le dataz xDDD

>>60756779
forgot to put on my tripcode

>>60756655
>aes256 breaking has nothing to do with primes.

CS in a nutshell, everyone.

>>60756552
>>60756803
AES has nothing to do with primes, that's RSA.
Though obviously if you use RSA to send the AES key you're fucked either way.

ITT:

Muh primes. AES is based on Galois fields, not prime factorization (like RSA moduli).

Muh quantum computer. A computational break isn't a SIGINT's only option -- probably not even the preferred option. You're dealing with mathematical research that's believed to be 30-50 years ahead of that pumped out in academia.