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Created page with "{{Infobox GBA Homebrews |title=GBARSA |image=gbarsa.png |description=Break RSA challenge keys using the (little) power of the ARM processor of the GBA. |author=Aaron Rogers |lastupdated=2004/01/24 |type=Math |version=2004 |license=Mixed |download=https://dlhb.gamebrew.org/gbahomebrews/gbarsa.7z |website=https://www.gbadev.org/demos.php?showinfo=595 |source= }} This is a "'game" which purpose is to break [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/RSA_Factoring_Challenge RSA challenge..." |
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This is a "'game" which purpose is to break [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/RSA_Factoring_Challenge RSA challenge keys] using the (little) power of the ARM processor of the GBA. This is also a Mode0/Alpha blending/Saving demo. | This is a "'game" which purpose is to break [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/RSA_Factoring_Challenge RSA challenge keys] using the (little) power of the ARM processor of the GBA. This is also a Mode0/Alpha blending/Saving demo. | ||
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* GBADev - https://www.gbadev.org/demos.php?showinfo=595 | * GBADev - https://www.gbadev.org/demos.php?showinfo=595 | ||
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| Author | Aaron Rogers |
| Type | Math |
| Version | 2004 |
| License | Mixed |
| Last Updated | 2004/01/24 |
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This is a "'game" which purpose is to break RSA challenge keys using the (little) power of the ARM processor of the GBA. This is also a Mode0/Alpha blending/Saving demo.
Due to hardware limitation of the GBA (memory and processing power), standard factoring methods can't be used. So the method used here is based on chance: randomize for probably prime number.
Screenshots
Credits
Thanks to:
- Edorul for his tutorial (http://www.ifrance.com/edorul/index.html);
- and its library DirectGBA (which I used and modified a little bit);
- staringmonkey ([email protected]) for his saving demo (which I also modified).