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ciphergoth comments on Superintelligence Reading Group 3: AI and Uploads - Less Wrong Discussion

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Comment author: ciphergoth 03 October 2014 09:00:23AM 1 point [-]

The example I had in mind was "Differential Cryptanalysis of Nimbus". The author of Nimbus believed that the cipher could not be broken with less work than a brute force attack on all 2^128 keys. The cryptanalysis broke it with 256 chosen plaintexts and 2^10 work. However, the gap between publication and break was less than a year.