Angry Shamir — DalCTF 2026
An RSA modulus that looks 2054-bit-strong is actually 67 × q — a tiny prime factor makes it trivially factorable (FactorDB / trial division), reconstructing the private key and decrypting the flag.
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An RSA modulus that looks 2054-bit-strong is actually 67 × q — a tiny prime factor makes it trivially factorable (FactorDB / trial division), reconstructing the private key and decrypting the flag.