**Running College Football Updates Thread**

[Big Daddy Cane]

"Using the public key in conjunction with the private key, each entity can either encrypt or decrypt the secret. For now, public key cryptography is effectively impossible to breach. With existing computing technology, one estimate holds it would take 300 trillion years to “brute force” an RSA 2048-bit key.Jul 15, 2022"

That sounds pretty secure to me.

 

[TFloss32]

 

[TFloss32]

Tough deal here as Lewis was HC at Kent State and quit to be Deion's OC, but now he's demoted in his first year.

 

[TXFF]

"Using the public key in conjunction with the private key, each entity can either encrypt or decrypt the secret. For now, public key cryptography is effectively impossible to breach. With existing computing technology, one estimate holds it would take 300 trillion years to “brute force” an RSA 2048-bit key.Jul 15, 2022"

That sounds pretty secure to me.

That's why subversion efforts are focused on detection before/after encryption/decryption.

 

[Wayne]

I guess Michigan's argument is going to be: we shouldn't be penalized because our rival Ohio State is the one who caught us.

 

[General Hooker]

 

[Sirhornsalot]

Doesn't matter who reported you. If you're guilty, shut up.

 

[TFloss32]

 

[dssl]

Doesn't matter who reported you. If you're guilty, shut up.

For sure, and if Michigan feels that Ohio State is doing anything blatantly against the rules, then they are free to investigate, using any legal means.

 

[Hiwood]

 

[Hiwood]

the only thing running thru Lubbock was this damn opossum

 

[TFloss32]

This feels like the start of Harbaugh and Michigan saying Stalions went rogue and did this on his own.

My only question now is if Stalions was given a good deal to eventually state it was all his fault, or he goes off on Michigan and spills the beans about the whole operation.

 

[dssl]

This feels like the start of Harbaugh and Michigan saying Stalions went rogue and did this on his own.

My only question now is if Stalions was given a good deal to eventually state it was all his fault, or he goes off on Michigan and spills the beans about the whole operation.

Given all that is known its hard to imagine this does much to put out the fire.

 

[Eastexhorn]

"Using the public key in conjunction with the private key, each entity can either encrypt or decrypt the secret. For now, public key cryptography is effectively impossible to breach. With existing computing technology, one estimate holds it would take 300 trillion years to “brute force” an RSA 2048-bit key.Jul 15, 2022"

That sounds pretty secure to me.

N M

 

[Baron]

This feels like the start of Harbaugh and Michigan saying Stalions went rogue and did this on his own.

My only question now is if Stalions was given a good deal to eventually state it was all his fault, or he goes off on Michigan and spills the beans about the whole operation.

This argument is meaningless if coordinators used his info.

 

[TFloss32]

This argument is meaningless if coordinators used his info.

Proving that is the issue, and Stalions seems to be a diehard Michigan guy.

 

[TFloss32]

 

[TFloss32]

This feels like the start of Harbaugh and Michigan saying Stalions went rogue and did this on his own.

My only question now is if Stalions was given a good deal to eventually state it was all his fault, or he goes off on Michigan and spills the beans about the whole operation.

 

[TFloss32]

 

[TFloss32]