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Yeah when it comes to what the NSA may have, maybe no private key is uncrackable. But sending things on paper, even if you use a cypher like the Masons, multipl
by shams93 10y ago
Yeah when it comes to what the NSA may have, maybe no private key is uncrackable. But sending things on paper, even if you use a cypher like the Masons, multiple people have to know it for it to work, so its like having a private key that is used by multiple people, also any cypher on paper would be trivial for the NSA or other foreign NSA equivalents to crack, even easier than a private key.
- Davidbrcz 10y agoYou are right. So keep the computers off the network and send an encrypted flash drive with a key ? The latency will go through the roof but the bandwidth might be acceptable NB: I know that computers off the network can still leak information