How would you make a 2048 bit prime number randomizer?

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Why not??? Only a few people will see it!!!

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I want to help you! I may not understand this math talk, being less than halfway through eighth grade math, but maybe thereā€™s an alternate way!

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Iā€™ll give you an outline

  1. Itā€™s not exactly a map
  2. Itā€™s a theoretical idea
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I can say one things

  1. You can only do 3 or make something up
  2. You could just put all the possible 2048 bit prime numbers and randomizer per say,
    1=2048 bit prime number 1
    2=2048 bit prime number 2
    And on and on
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Whatā€™s your secret plan? Why do you need to code mathematical algorithms, @FusionLord?

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Why do you think I said secret?

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Just tell us, @FusionLord !

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Good point lol. Is your project almost ready? Iā€™m dying to play it now after such foreshadowing.

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Just do option 3, given by @Blackhole927 .

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Itā€™s nowhere near finished - my whole project sits on top of this one thing!

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Then it becomes hackable due to similar results!

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The only way to crack RSA is to find the prime numbers used in the algorithm. This can take literally years. In fact, factoring a 2048 bit RSA number has a bounty of 200k (source: wikipedia).

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WHAT IS IT FOR!!! Just tell us or we canā€™t help you!!!

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What thatā€™s not a number?

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i thinks its a imageā€¦?

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Itā€™s in hexadecimal - look up hex to decimal converter

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Thanks @GimNerd22! But I may not use it though

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@GimNerd22 do you have another one by any chance?

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I know what your secret project isā€¦

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