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I find it very funny that computer security is based on a principle of randomly generated secret.

Anyone could *potentially* generate the exact same secret when trying to brute force a system :flan_laugh:

It's unlikely in practice, but it's theoretically possible to brute force a system in one try

I have no guarantee that today, someone won't be generating an SSH key identical to mine :flan_shrug:

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Joel Carnat ♑ 🤪
Joel Carnat ♑ 🤪
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great, let’s all connect to every servers on the Internet with our own keys to check if that happened 😆
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Solène
Solène
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if you generate 3 ssh keys today, you have 3 more times a chance that one will work! 🤓
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silverwizard
silverwizard
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@Joel Carnat ♑ 🐘 @Solène :flan_hacker: what we need to do is pregenerate all the secrets and when you need one you just get the next one from the pile! Now they're all unique!
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