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What will it happen if someone tried to brute force with RECIPIENT key, are the mechanism to avoid encrypted files in form of binary or plaintext from being decrypt?
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Recipients' public keys [as generated by age-keygen] are 62 alphanumeric characters long (although they all begin with 'age1' as far as I can tell) and I think that length rules out brute forcing. I'm not a domain expert, so hopefully someone else can add more insight.
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Tried to understand the purpose of RECIPIENT
What will it happen if someone tried to brute force with RECIPIENT key, are the mechanism to avoid encrypted files in form of binary or plaintext from being decrypt?
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