Modern cryptological attacks can crack mobile phone calls, as well as debit and credit card systems, in seconds. The trick is to find a practical compromise between computing time and memory space with the help of precomputed tables. Probably no algorithm is immune to such an approach, but special techniques can thwart such attacks. Read more...
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