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Challenge
Challenge???
I have developed an algorithm that is to generate a unique set of 14 numbers for employees to use when accessing confidential information during login to the company`s website.
Due to requirements, the system is to work as stated above. The problem is that, I want to know if it is posible for someone to generate a simmilar set of numbers that would fit in the check algorithm and therefore bypass this security. Below are two samples of the generated set of numbers, the prefix (2042) is the same depending on the category of information required. So if anyone can find the logic in these two samples and generate a new set of 14 numbers please let me know and explain how.
Number 1 : 20423019679192
Number 2 : 20423766129406
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I thought you could do better than that... of course this would not fit the algorithm...
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vbud, are you for real?
Hey guys, check me out, my prefix is 6013 and two sets of numbers are 539841235 and 451981651. Can you find another set?!
<No hard feelings vbud> :)
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I could give you guys more numbers if you want...
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If you want people to actually try to find a pattern you have to give us a lot more numbers. Given any 2 numbers I can probably find 10 different patterns in under 2 minutes. I don't know what your pattern is like, obviously, but you would need to provide 10, 100, or possibly thousands of numbers. For starters I would give us 50 though.