How This Algorithm PROTECTS YOU

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[@Waaallus]

I recently learned about this in one of my classes and think this is a great overall video for it. Am excited to see what else you pursue to create :D

[@MindlessMurphy555]

So happy for Jane and Gilgamesh lol love your videos! Miss you bestfriend!

[@crr0ww]

I MISS YOU TOO

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very underrated channel really like your content, subbed

[@juanvalcecchi3464]

Great work!

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Hey dawg this vid is so awesome. Congrats. Ty for the shoutout :D

[@crr0ww]

thank you so much!!

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The Discord is veritably BUSSIN

[@crr0ww]

THANK YOU FOR THE VERITABLY BUSSIN COMMENT

[@erdemozverenn]

man now i had to do my own rsa encrpt decrypt as side project (21561 in waiting in list)

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your vids have the same vibe as junferno

[@crr0ww]

naww you’re too kind 🥹❤️ thank you so much : D

[@dev__004]

Demn what a great channel

[@puceno]

4:59 Nice Token

[@fosteredlol]

I really like the comfy almost Animal Crossing vibes, but it feels weird with the random cursing and 'character' cracks. Almost like tonal whiplash. I could just be being weird, though

[@crr0ww]

Hey, thank you so much for your comment :)! I've never gotten a comment about the character breaks or cursing before lol. What I teach is inherently technical stuff; so I feel like the little oddities, if anything, provide a nice little break to the person watching. Thank you so much for watching and commenting :D hope you stick around for future videos! (although I can't promise that the cursing and random breaks won't be omitted in future videos lmao)

[@memeemperor4154]

Please make more video on cryptography

[@crr0ww]

you got it, meme emperor >:}

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@@crr0ww Thanks :D

[@senzmaki4890]

damn I actually understood this, 🐐ed teacher 🤰

[@sinatra02]

is gilgamesh truly the slayer of worlds??? >:o

[@crr0ww]

Gilgamesh nibbles on old ketchup packets; does THAT answer your question? I think it does. >; )

[@patricialim6957]

Mate it's Jessi on my grandma's phone :D I'm liking for u

[@crr0ww]

AAAAAAA IT JUST KEEPS GETTING BETTER AND BETTER

[@patchbyte6856]

i saw n e d and then it popped rsa..

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Can’t find your discord

[@mongru]

yeah i watched this video

[@crr0ww]

me, along with all the village folk, thank you; sincerely :)

[@Epic-so3ek]

It’s “fiy”

[@dato3767]

5:54 9 is not prime :D there should be 2 instead of 9

[@crr0ww]

ah nice catch! i shouldn’t have called 9 a prime number there 😵‍💫 xD it isn’t a prime number. however, in this case we’re looking for numbers which are coprime to our n value. these can actually be nonprime/composite numbers (like 9)! so, 1,3,5,9,11,13 actually are the correct values for our example here! :) thank you for commenting, Dato!

[@n0cl1ck23]

in this point, we're looking for numbers that have at most 1 common factor with phi (14).
9 is correct, because 9 and 14 have only 1 common factor, only number 1 can divide both of them at the same time.
2 is wrong, because 2 and 14 have 2 divisors in common, the number 1 and 2 can divide both at the same time.

[@sanathkumarj3547]

Super computers would easily crack any big prime number in seconds... no ?

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1ST :DDDD

[@crr0ww]

LET'S GO!!! :D

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