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Geek Culture / Quantrix Squared encryption!

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PiratSS
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Wow, this is really crazy! I heard of this new encryption that uses random numbers, etc and etc. From one letter a, it makes this:




Btw, it's always random!

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FoxBlitzz
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Holy crap, that security is way too tight! O.o

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PiratSS
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They are using something similar to MD5 checks too

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Jimmy
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I could crack it

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Dave J
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Posted: 19th Jan 2004 10:41
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That would enlarge your file size way too much to be useful. Btw, I'd like to know if it's always random then how can they decrypt it?


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Pincho Paxton
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Maybe it has a seed to decrypt it..

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Neophyte
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@Exeat

"Btw, I'd like to know if it's always random then how can they decrypt it?"

I was thinking the same thing.
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Ian T
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Seed probaly.

Unless it stores things to a minimum size, it looks like the output would be far too vast for realistic use with anything but passwords and the like.

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Chris K
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What they do is, code the rest with an code involving two huge prime numbers, and then code the 'key' (what the numbers are) with ridiculous encryption like that. It's all in The Code Book

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TKF15H
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Unless they're recording noise from the microphone port or capturing
white noise signals off the atmosfere, random isn't random enough.

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PiratSS
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TKD15H, there is no way to guess random numbers. Then everyone would be winning Computer lottery

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