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In the eMudhra incident, the post claims that the master keys proving website identity were cracked, one of which is the digit 4.
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Medium-term (~90 days)
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10/22/2026
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Valid until: 1/20/2027
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UnverifiedAfter learning of the situation, Anthropic and Google quickly banned the keys deemed to have been leaked.62% similarUnverifiedThe eight NIST P-384 elliptic curve keys generated by the Indian CA eMudra during its key signing ceremony all had private keys of 47 bytes of zeros (i.e., a near-zero tiny value, jokingly called '4').60% similarUnverified由于服务器不记录调用方身份的历史状态，单凭一串API Key字符串就足以代表完整的身份权限，Key一旦泄露即可被无限制滥用58% similarUnverifiedSecurity researcher Scott Helme disclosed that the CA keys of the Indian certificate authority eMudhra have serious flaws and can be cracked in milliseconds.56% similarUnverifiedAnthropic's key security documentation states that when a key lands in a public repository, Anthropic automatically disables the exposed API key and notifies the user by email.56% similar
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