Distributed FPGA number crunching at 27C3

2010

Distributed FPGA number crunching at 27C3

Felix Domke shows how commodity FPGAs can reproduce the brute-force capability of the EFF's Deep Crack machine, which walked the 56-bit DES keyspace in 1998 at a cost of 250,000 dollars. The talk measures how far the economics of key search had moved in twelve years.

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