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To: Mariner

Encryption algorithms *might* be subject to attack or decryption... So why not go back to something immune to that: one time pads filled with random noise. These could be distributed to fleet units by courier prior to embarking, or via helo if a unit joined up. A single DVD could contain gigabytes of random numbers for the simple transposition cypher. There’s no algorithm or equation to be broken. No frequency analysis is possible.


21 posted on 08/16/2019 5:52:33 PM PDT by ThunderSleeps ( Be ready!)
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To: ThunderSleeps

“Encryption algorithms *might* be subject to attack or decryption”

The rarest of compromise.

More likely is a traitor from the inside.


31 posted on 08/16/2019 6:41:00 PM PDT by Mariner (War Criminal #18)
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