> No you can't, that's the whole point of public key encryption.
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> but unless you literally own a half-a-billion dollar supercomputer capable of factoring large primes in a reasonable amount of time, can you, personally? Plain and simple no.
I'm not sure if you're being purposefully dense, if you really don't know how easy it is, or if you place too much trust in the chain of resources required to make an SSL connection.
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> but unless you literally own a half-a-billion dollar supercomputer capable of factoring large primes in a reasonable amount of time, can you, personally? Plain and simple no.
I'm not sure if you're being purposefully dense, if you really don't know how easy it is, or if you place too much trust in the chain of resources required to make an SSL connection.