• sirprize@discuss.tchncs.de
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    23 小时前

    I get what you mean, but no, it would not be secure. The private key in question is really used as a number in a calculation, not as a string of digits. Leading zeroes would just be ignored.

    • prettybunnys@piefed.social
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      23 小时前

      not when it’s a representation of bits in a file

      The key itself being 00000000004 yah

      The key file being

      0000000000000000000000……4 is a different story