17 Dec
2003
17 Dec
'03
11:17 p.m.
On Fri, 26 Apr 1996, Black Unicorn wrote:
Are there current guesses for 1024 and 512 bit keys out there?
The best estimates from before the break of RSA130 is (see The Future of Integer Factorization by Andrew M. Odlyzko): bits MY required log base 2 of total instructions 428 1000 55 512 3*10^4 60 1024 3*10^11 83 2048 3*10^20 113 The factoring of RSA130 proved that a 432 bit number takes only 500 MIPS-years. Therefore the above estimates should be divided by 2: 432 500 54 512 1.5*10^4 59 1024 1.5*10^11 82 2048 1.5*10^20 112 Wei Dai