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Well, I would say : - practical (using a manageable amount of paper, and/or common items like a chess board, playing cards or dominoes...) - fast enough (encr
by brohee 10y ago
Well, I would say :
- practical (using a manageable amount of paper, and/or common items like a chess board, playing cards or dominoes...)
- fast enough (encrypt say at least one word per minute, pretty sure manual RC4 doesn't qualify here)
- secure against an adversary using computing ressources
- provides a way to easily store a strong key, a shuffled deck is pretty good at this
- pavel_lishin 10y agoI'd add "plausibly deniable" as well - requiring either party to have a copy of "The Lil' Saboteur's Guide To Field Encryption" is probably bad for espionage.