Re: Data Encryption
- Posted by Lmailles <Lmailles at AOL.COM> May 15, 1998
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I too am a member of the encryption club (it is a relatively simple thing to code). There are a couple of things I would like to add, the first is the power of matrix encryption. This makes the messed up file completely indistinguishable from the original, as the bytes no longer correspond. The second is rot (rotate) type encryption. The usefullness of this is that you can encode a text file and it will still be text. This allows you to paste it straight into an email (rather than using something like BinHex or Base64). Of course you could BinHex a Matrix encrypted file, but I find that a bit cheesy. I have not perfected the rot part of my alg. It works but would still be no good for email (ASCII values > 128). I have got the necessary Matrix code if anybody wants it. (Multiply, Calculate Inverse, Determinate). "School was brought in to impart on our children a new understanding. An understanding so new that nobody has even discovered yet." - Les Mailles Daniel