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Moshe Szweizer
Aug 9, 2004, 4:31:01 PM8/9/04
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Please download the free encryption application from the following address.
The program allows for transparent text encryption and hiding in the style
used by the Intelligence Community.
The program allows for transparent text encryption and hiding in the style
used by the Intelligence Community.
http://www.geocities.com/moshe_szweizer/index.html
Moshe
Jason LaRue
Aug 9, 2004, 5:17:39 PM8/9/04
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moshe_s...@yahoo.com (Moshe Szweizer) wrote in
news:2fd32177.04080...@posting.google.com:
news:2fd32177.04080...@posting.google.com:
Hmm... a stego program. I've been looking for a good stego.
What encryption algorithm does it use?
Bill Unruh
Aug 14, 2004, 2:03:46 AM8/14/04
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moshe_s...@yahoo.com (Moshe Szweizer) writes:
]Please download the free encryption application from the following address.
]The program allows for transparent text encryption and hiding in the style
]used by the Intelligence Community.
Moshe Szweizer
Aug 16, 2004, 4:45:00 PM8/16/04
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Thank you for the feedback.
There is always a risk, you may not avoid it, and you have to judge
for yourself if you may trust a product or a person. In this case you
do not know who has posted the program in the first place.
If you believe that exposing the source code would make the
application more secure then you are most likely wrong. If you think
that the officially unbreakable algorithms are indeed that strong then
you are most likely wrong.
If you have doubts about the application (but you are looking for a
really strong encryption) then please take some time and examine the
program more carefully.
For example compare the original images and the encrypted ones and try
to think about a way of breaking the encryption.
Most of all, think of identifying the encrypted image as opposed to
the original one.
Thanks,
Moshe
There is always a risk, you may not avoid it, and you have to judge
for yourself if you may trust a product or a person. In this case you
do not know who has posted the program in the first place.
If you believe that exposing the source code would make the
application more secure then you are most likely wrong. If you think
that the officially unbreakable algorithms are indeed that strong then
you are most likely wrong.
If you have doubts about the application (but you are looking for a
really strong encryption) then please take some time and examine the
program more carefully.
For example compare the original images and the encrypted ones and try
to think about a way of breaking the encryption.
Most of all, think of identifying the encrypted image as opposed to
the original one.
Thanks,
Moshe
Bob Holtzman
Aug 18, 2004, 3:26:34 AM8/18/04
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In article <2fd32177.0408...@posting.google.com>,
Moshe Szweizer wrote:
Moshe Szweizer wrote:
> If you believe that exposing the source code would make the
> application more secure then you are most likely wrong.
How so? It seems that peer review would reveal any scurity problems.
--
Bob Holtzman
"If you think you're getting free lunch,
......check the price of the beer!"
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