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lur...@gmail.com
May 10, 2012, 3:23:22 AM5/10/12
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FrOm tIME To timE, WE sEE sIMILar paTTeRNs aS ThiS oF cYphertEXTs pOSTED hEre ON Sci.CrYPt As iS WItH THiS PasSAGe. While oBViOus THAt ASCii Values Of charACtErs MIGht haVE BeeN usED, thEre ArE other pOSsIBIlIties aND varIaTIoNs oF EACh. PerhAps it iS BecaUSE ThE NAME Is oBscURe oR tHat online programs do not exist.
WTShaw
WTShaw
lur...@gmail.com
May 11, 2012, 7:13:03 PM5/11/12
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On Thursday, May 10, 2012 2:23:22 AM UTC-5, lur...@gmail.com wrote:
> FrOm tIME To timE, WE sEE sIMILar paTTeRNs aS ThiS oF cYphertEXTs pOSTED hEre ON Sci.CrYPt As iS WItH THiS PasSAGe. While oBViOus THAt ASCii Values Of charACtErs MIGht haVE BeeN usED, thEre ArE other pOSsIBIlIties aND varIaTIoNs oF EACh. PerhAps it iS BecaUSE ThE NAME Is oBscURe oR tHat online programs do not exist.
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> WTShaw
OK, Now something is online that does the above in on my simple cipher page:
> FrOm tIME To timE, WE sEE sIMILar paTTeRNs aS ThiS oF cYphertEXTs pOSTED hEre ON Sci.CrYPt As iS WItH THiS PasSAGe. While oBViOus THAt ASCii Values Of charACtErs MIGht haVE BeeN usED, thEre ArE other pOSsIBIlIties aND varIaTIoNs oF EACh. PerhAps it iS BecaUSE ThE NAME Is oBscURe oR tHat online programs do not exist.
>
> WTShaw
http://cryptopopcorn.com/Crypto/js/Simple/simpleindex.html
Under the category "Bits Made Simple" are three relative listings to this top, including binary generators. The functional program that does the final deed is called "BinaryCaps."
You think that this has no serous application? Wrong. The text matrix could be a-z file containing encryption of any strength and the impressed binary could be something shorter in a-z. BaconBits would handle the lesser sized Ct.
Flying under the radar means that such trivial appearing monstrosities would be easily dismissed.
Hey, it's fun for all ages and even for card-bored cutouts.
I have done lots of updating on my site, combining some algorithms and making other positive changes. I'm not done yet...Now working on the converter page before going is no other yet predictable direction.
WTShaw
lur...@gmail.com
May 27, 2012, 2:28:41 AM5/27/12
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On Friday, May 11, 2012 6:13:03 PM UTC-5, lur...@gmail.com wrote:
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> http://cryptopopcorn.com/Crypto/js/Simple/simpleindex.html
The previous binary generation programs also work with ToggleCaps. The effort here is on a rather simple level but I stress again that there are more ways to do things, even simple things, than you might have been led to believe.
Rather than trying to have everyone work with all programming languages as might be presented, pseudocode might assist implementing ideas to many languages. Perhaps I'll do that as well.
WTShaw
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> http://cryptopopcorn.com/Crypto/js/Simple/simpleindex.html
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> I have done lots of updating on my site, combining some algorithms and making other positive changes. I'm not done yet...Now working on the converter page before going is no other yet predictable direction.
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> WTShaw
Thinking about how the method here deals with bits, I figured out another scheme that would also deal with trits as well as with bits. Toggle is the application that changes case with every Bit or Trit. Less efficient for Bits than BinaryCaps, Toggle counts the number of characters in the same case to decode. I've included one application to convert letters to trits but other means beg to be included.
> I have done lots of updating on my site, combining some algorithms and making other positive changes. I'm not done yet...Now working on the converter page before going is no other yet predictable direction.
>
> WTShaw
The previous binary generation programs also work with ToggleCaps. The effort here is on a rather simple level but I stress again that there are more ways to do things, even simple things, than you might have been led to believe.
Rather than trying to have everyone work with all programming languages as might be presented, pseudocode might assist implementing ideas to many languages. Perhaps I'll do that as well.
WTShaw
lur...@gmail.com
Jun 18, 2012, 4:54:28 PM6/18/12
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There are still more recent additions to this index:
http://cryptopopcorn.com/Crypto/js/Simple/simpleindex.html
The question comes about when are values numbers or simply characters.
For example, standard numbers do not have leading zeros but groups of digits as mere characters can. Placements of spaces between integers makes since but spaces between character groups are optional, even to the quantity of standard characters in displayed groups.
Personally, I usually write so that spaces between groups are disregarded, so if any are present or in what might be considered a wrong place, it does not matter in decryption. I've seen many examples of not following that principle.
With true integer numbers, base 10 or other, spaces are critical as separators, so sequential multiple spaces or off characters should be reduced to only one between values.
The possibilities for ever more functional useful cryptographic algorithms, themes and useful variations, are endless so don't believe else. The more multitudinous the sources of similar cipher texts, the greater the confusion(good) in the attacker. Or, you could also be dumb and announce(bad) by banner what you are doing. This should not be truth or dare unless you also can mislead.
WTShaw
http://cryptopopcorn.com/Crypto/js/Simple/simpleindex.html
The question comes about when are values numbers or simply characters.
For example, standard numbers do not have leading zeros but groups of digits as mere characters can. Placements of spaces between integers makes since but spaces between character groups are optional, even to the quantity of standard characters in displayed groups.
Personally, I usually write so that spaces between groups are disregarded, so if any are present or in what might be considered a wrong place, it does not matter in decryption. I've seen many examples of not following that principle.
With true integer numbers, base 10 or other, spaces are critical as separators, so sequential multiple spaces or off characters should be reduced to only one between values.
The possibilities for ever more functional useful cryptographic algorithms, themes and useful variations, are endless so don't believe else. The more multitudinous the sources of similar cipher texts, the greater the confusion(good) in the attacker. Or, you could also be dumb and announce(bad) by banner what you are doing. This should not be truth or dare unless you also can mislead.
WTShaw
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