Suppose an RSA algorithm created private key on two machines. Is there any possibility that both keys are the same?
Suppose an RSA algorithm created private key on two machines. Is there any possibility
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Suppose an RSA algorithm created private key on two machines. Is there any possibility that both keys are the same?
Short answer: No. There is a theoretical possibility, but even if you create a key every second you aren’t likely to get the same one twice before the sun explodes.