How We Cracked a 512-Bit DKIM Key for Less Than $8 in the Cloud
In our study on the SPF, DKIM, and DMARC records of the top 1M websites, we were surprised to uncover more than 1,700 public DKIM keys that were shorter than 1,024 bits in length. This finding was unexpected, as RSA keys shorter than 1,024 bits are considered insecure, and their use in DKIM has been deprecated since the introduction of RFC 8301 in 2018.Driven by curiosity, we decided to explore whether we could crack one of these keys. Our goal was to extract the private key from a public RSA ke...
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