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The current AF action (Autumn target) will finish soon | |
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During the last couple of weeks the project server went through a real stress-test :-D | |
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GPU's eh? Did you know that ATI gave the SETI project a free video card and documentation after they submitted a request for help? | |
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I have an ATI card that i would be happy to try running stuff on...unfortunatly coding in open CL or CAL is a bit beyound me atm! | |
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It seems a lot of the M3 messages are just too short for much to work. However, from http://cryptocellar.web.cern.ch/cryptocellar/bgac/GArmy_messages.html there are certainly some longer messages. | |
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Theoretically yes, but processing time needed for a single workunit (and the whole keyspace) increases very fast with the ciphertext lenght, the increase is closer to exponential than linear, so I think it's better to truncate the ciphertext to lenght which was proven to be breakable (~100 letters or even less). It seems a lot of the M3 messages are just too short for much to work. Most of messages longer than 40-50 letters are breakable with a reasonable number of restarts, at least these which I used for testing were. With some luck even a 20 letters text can be broken, but it requires app modification and very good dictionaries. fitz wrote: I have an ATI card that i would be happy to try running stuff on...unfortunatly coding in open CL or CAL is a bit beyound me atm! Same here, I'm not a programmer - I can barely write c/c++ code, but I like to learn new things and GPU programming is really interesting. I'm going to try nVidia/CUDA first, because it seems easier for me, the cheapest used CUDA-compatible cards are almost free (8400/8500 series) and the available documentation is better (at least for now) than ATI's. ____________ M4 Project homepage M4 Project wiki If there's anything wrong with the server please let me know - my email (albiniasty at gmail dot com) is forwarded to my cell phone, as alternative you can leave a message on gmail chat or ICQ (5504158) ![]() | |
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Awgly100 search space was pushed closer to the end. I guess it's time to start looking for other ciphertext(s) and to ask Stefan Krah what he plans to do next. http://www.cryptocellar.org has a large number of unbroken M3 messages - I already thought about adding one of them as a 'backup plan' in case of communication failure between BOINC and M4 servers. are these historical messages? | |
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Yep, there are a lot of unbroken german army messages from 1941. | |
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Kickstart anyone? | |
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Is the server down ? I still have a few WUs waiting for upload. | |
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Yep, it`s down. Probably won`t be up for the next 12 hours due to hdd failure. | |
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Good, now I can save some $$$ on my electric bill until we're back up again....;-) | |
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