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Cracking a 448 bit Blowfish encryption key?

August 14th, 2008 · 3 Comments

Is it possible within a life time, and how much computer power would be needed?

Blowfish is a brute-force resistant encryption algorithm, that requires over 500 iterations (i think like 508) of the algorithm to test a single key.

The full encryption key length is used, 448 bits.
the key exists out of random characters, alphabetic, capitals and non-capitals, numbers and punctuation (/.$#! etc).
Is there an easier known way to crack a blowfish key?

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    3 responses so far ↓

    • 1 ? // Aug 14, 2008

      No, it is just not possible. that is pretty much 508^’d .

    • 2 genius54k // Aug 14, 2008

      good luck with that

    • 3 ♥(^-^)♥ // Aug 14, 2008

      The only way is to buy a few hundreds super computers and run clustering for concurrent processing on each super computers to crack the code.

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