90 percent of Tor keys can be broken by NSA: what does it mean?

knappa September 8, 2013, 1:45am 25

Unless I’m mistaken, they actually do have something to do with ellipses but it isn’t direct. They get their name from elliptic integrals.(Which are involved in computing the arc length of an ellipse.)

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