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Consider this an item for the watch-list, rather than a reason to hit the panic button: a math error in the Go language could potentially affect cryptographic libraries. Security researcher Guido Vranken (who earlier this year fuzzed up some bugs in OpenVPN) found an exponentiation error in the Go math/big package. Big …
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A pedantic point, I know, but large primes are only used for public key cryptography, or asymmetric cryptography. Most symmetric cryptography uses Feistel Ciphers, which use bitwise operations, as they are less processor intensive. The asymmetric cryptography is generally used for transporting or agreeing the symmetric algorithm's keys, or signing data.