So for RSA without padding, a threat actor could request lots of tokens (without getting rate-limited?), and use that as information to more precisely focus efforts to brute-force the key, and thereby reducing the number of operations required to do so? Or am I misunderstanding it?
So for RSA without padding, a threat actor could request lots of tokens (without getting rate-limited?), and use that as information to more precisely focus efforts to brute-force the key, and thereby reducing the number of operations required to do so? Or am I misunderstanding it?
That’s what I think I read as well.