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I don't have time for exactly reviewing your algo and implementation, but I'd like to be sure: What's your algo supposed to do? One-time-pad, you know, is jus
by plugnburn 11y ago
I don't have time for exactly reviewing your algo and implementation, but I'd like to be sure:
What's your algo supposed to do?
One-time-pad, you know, is just a system of distribution and usage synchronization of truly-random key data. The key data itself cannot be generated with any algorithm. If they are, it's not a one-time pad, it's a stream symmetric cipher.
So, if you are going to really write an OTP implementation, I have to ask the first question one more time: what is your algo supposed to do?
The second question: how do you create a random keystream in order for it to be truly random, not pseudorandom?
And the third question: how are you going to distribute and synchronize that random pile?
Answers to these three questions would certainly increase the interest in reviewing your algorithm and implementation.
Thanks in advance.