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Actually i had a better version of this: Person A: says "hello Joe" Person B: answers: "Great to see you again buddy!" After posting message, sender hashes hi
by gesman 7y ago
Actually i had a better version of this:
Person A: says "hello Joe"
Person B: answers: "Great to see you again buddy!"
After posting message, sender hashes his message with secret salt:
"hello Joe" -> 2959D03A72B897C
and then posts secret, real text to https://secret-share/#2959D03A72B897C https://secret-share/#2959D03A72B897C
Receiver does the same to read the actual message.
Fun part?
Sender and receiver can actually piggyback on other people's conversations, twitter feeds, newpaper headlines this way to hide secret messages.
- Ghjklov 7y agoI like that a lot. And we are just two random people with random ideas. Just imagine the variety of ways people are already secretly communicating right now right in the open and none of us are any wiser.
- gesman 7y agoAbsolutely. The best way to hide the secret is to make adversary believe that secret does not exist