And to be clear, that’s a 384 bit key, so the key was just 381 zeroes in a row, then a 1, then two more zeroes.
Or, with using regular decimal numbers, imagine a combination lock where the code is 115 digits long, and the first 114 are just zero, with a 4 at the end.
Not just 4, but for eight things they used numbers under 300
And to be clear, that’s a 384 bit key, so the key was just 381 zeroes in a row, then a 1, then two more zeroes.
Or, with using regular decimal numbers, imagine a combination lock where the code is 115 digits long, and the first 114 are just zero, with a 4 at the end.