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The tech behind the RSA-260 crack

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Summary

Scientific American reports on the RSA-260 factoring claim, discussing whether the result was achieved with traditional computation or 'paper and pencil' approaches, and explaining how RSA numbers work. The article assesses the security implications for RSA encryption, notes that RSA-260 is not a practical threat to current standards, and compares classical factoring to quantum risks.

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