Anthropic's AI model, Claude, has cracked a 25-year-old digital mystery from the U.S. National Security Agency (NSA), discovering that encrypted numbers provided by the agency in the 1990s were not hidden backdoors but came from a common random number program using 1997-1998 timestamps. The model solved a problem that cryptographers had pursued for 25 years in just half an hour.
Bitcoin's encryption curve (secp256k1) is unrelated to this, and its quantum computing threat remains unresolved.
Anthropic AI model Claude has cracked a 25-year-old digital mystery from the NSA, discovering that its encrypted numbers originated from a common random number program.
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