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> but it uses a DRNG for which the parameters are kept secret A standard block cipher running in CTR mode would provide the same functionality. So I don't thi
by brandmeyer 11y ago
> but it uses a DRNG for which the parameters are kept secret
A standard block cipher running in CTR mode would provide the same functionality. So I don't think its wrong to say that the signal is encrypted.
- elfchief 11y agoBy this logic, crypt(3) creates encrypted (rather than hashed) passwords, because it can be implemented with DES.