Sigh…I wish I could recall exactly where I read it at. I thought that I got linked there from here but now I’m all confuzled. From what I recall reading, the NSA was only able to break some of this encryption due to the ridiculous amounts of money thrown at the problem and with the liberal use of supercomputers. The article then quoted someone to say that elliptical curve Diffie-Hellman was secure and that even with the use of supercomputers, it would be an order of magnitude more difficult to break than AES.
I sure as hell hope that it wasn’t all a dream…
