4 ms·

I mean you could store some dumbly ciphered information on a sheet too, but I guess it's not as convenient

• morpheuskafka 7y ago
  A microcontroller with a decent CPU (a Zilog Z80 in this case) could, given enough time, run some serious AES-256 encryption. The storage is minimal but it could be good enough. Of course, you could always use a paper one-time pad, and if you can get the pad distributed without interception, there's no way they can ever break that.
  • rajibsingh 7y ago
    once you've gotten to this level, you're pretty much guaranteed an A regardless
    • travisjungroth 7y ago
      Not sure if you caught the convo swapped to prison lol