After the repeated RSA security failures related to his automated reviewer service (RSA - Toa Ignika's automated reviewer service and RSA - Toa Ignika's reviewer service goes viral), Toa requested help from an old summer sweetheart, Jane Goodcode. Jane was British and worked professionally with cryptography, just like her father before her. Jane's father was none other than Clifford Cocks!
Jane helped Toa by generating new - and safe - private and public keys, and the service was good to go again.
But, all good things must come to an end. New guidelines from GroundSpeak required the reviewers to do additional manual checks before accepting to reserve cache coordinates and so the automated service was discontinued.
The secure keys that Jane created for the service were:
n=445571218718775934701608614663073647080821465427702192771973868294875747680189787698148582687661222028620557575609382526570034504803422088232414690071938144374781278273457198142111892218404001063122985652217302772974680839221882511090765200565160595748747450814718894234755003225329759917852384176667863441477
e=65537
d=328625515784835338507056380340179254547791115750086412100433783937334851150795025377690615877913130414504833467730520374815587955264632345954224277268065353569998654706405571821035554855468830701498016229516470067536923593976708519826509836366595218539126246172374981178006896861896550526511893452474826424833
But Jane was into more than just cryptography; she loved Geocaching and especially mysteries. The two primes she had used to calculate n were not random at all....
Geochecker
