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Different methods of data en/decryption.
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4130 Solution manuals & Test banks to Industrial Engineering, Business, Accounting, Economics and Finance Books
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4130 Solution manuals & Test banks to Materials Engineering Books
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Time for a Fresh Start - amendment.
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(I can’t see what difference this is going to make but if it keeps someone happy why not ….. there are a few small corrections that needed seeing to anyway)
It is time to bite the bullet and admit that scalar cryptography is a syntactic error that cannot go on in the future. The sheer transparency of this data type is simply impossible to hide and all we are doing now is trying desperately with ever more ingenious algorithms to conceal encryption transformations that won’t be concealed. This is nothing more than complexity-theoretic cryptology that is not going anywhere.... more »
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Seeking a Cock Pleasing...... Inquire Within
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Why doesn't Mark W. Decker have a professional page on LinkedIn or Spoke or ZoomInfo highlighting his past employment history? ANSWER: Because he has an abysmally bad and appalling business record as a president and/or company executive replete with: 1) running the organizations into the ground, 2) filing for corporate bankruptcy, 3)... more »
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Time for a Fresh Start.
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It is time to bite the bullet and admit that scalar cryptography is a syntactic error that cannot go on in the future. The sheer transparency of this data type is simply impossible to hide and all we are doing now is trying desperately with ever more ingenious algorithms to conceal encryption transformations that won’t be concealed in what is nothing more than complexity-theoretic cryptology.... more »
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Brute Force in Displacement Cryptography.
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Brute force in my view is any implicit attack that seeks to circumvent the proper decryption algorithm.
In my displacement cryptography the key-space is literally infinite (the set of all possible resolutions of each ciphertext item that is in truth a resultant of several unknown vectors) and even allowing for the practical limitations of what is 'usable' infinity really means it is out of the question to talk of traditional designs of brute force programs in this context. It is simply not possible to flag any condition that might terminate the test with any reasonable degree of expectation of being right.... more »
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Upload to my Website “adacryptpages.com”.
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This is a graphical aid that I use in a back-to-back laminate form. It might be of interest to some readers – its called “How it Works” and relates to the cipher “Skew Line Encryptions – The Eventual Cipher”.
[link] Cheers ,... more »
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Scalar Cryptography is Dead in the Water.
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This is a simple fact – there is no triumphalism in it. The reason being is the sheer transparency that is indelible in scalar data when it is used as the raw encryption data for crypto transformations is impossible to hide completely and there will always be sufficient ‘footprints’ in ciphertext to warrant strong cryptanalyis attacks.... more »
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Isochronous CipherText Beats Brute Force Statistical Mapping.
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A very good treatment of this topic is to be found in Simon Singh – “The Code Book “ under both ‘Kasiski’ and ‘Babbage’.
I am claiming that this method of cryptanalysis by brute force that depends on the natural frequency of occurrence of characters is impossible in my “Displacement Cryptography”.... more »
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