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Different methods of data en/decryption.
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The Changing Face of Future Cryptography.
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Future cryptography may well be all about finding transitory substitutions for the traditional data sets and using the appropriate methodology of the temporary substitution as the encryption means in cryptography.
I have used displacement as one substitution but there may be lots more physical analogues out there waiting for the finding by well-motivated crypto researchers.... more »
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Help me solve obfuscation?
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I am a web developer trying to reverse engineer a seemingly simple password obfuscation scheme. I have spent a few hours looking at the data and it seems like what I need now is a fresh pair of eyes and someone with a logic puzzle mindset. I assure you, this is not a hacking project. I need to be able to call on a web API that is undocumented and without source so I am trying to replicate what it already does. It is simple to see what is being done except for this password obfuscation. I have ruled out all the difficult encryptions (MD5, etc.), and it doesn't appear to have any salt or be affected by username or anything else I can see. If anyone has any ideas it would be of great help!... more »
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The Evolution of Vector factoring and Vector Cryptography.
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Readers might well ask whats behind this claim by me to have invented vector-based i.e. spatial displacement cryptography so I would like to give a resume of how it evolved over twenty years and more.
It started in a UK university where I was a mature student (in my fifties) studying "Pure and Applied Mathematics" in the late 80s.... more »
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Solution Manual Basic Heat and Mass Transfer by A. F. Mills
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I have the instructor solution manuals to accompany mathematical,
engineering, physical, chemical, financial textbooks, and others.
These solution manuals contain a clear and concise step-by-step
solution to every problem or exercise in these scientific textbooks.
They are all in PDF format. If you are interested in any one, simply... more »
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Quantum annealing
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Seems the D_Wave multi-qubit quantum computer is actually working, though it's not the "classical" quantum computer but a quantum annealing machine.
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I was wondering whether it would be of use in a brute-force attack against a good modern cipher?... more »
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