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Yes, if the file size is small then an attack is possible. But if it's big, it's really very difficult. I'm also working on a pre-mask that removes repeating by

Yes, if the file size is small then an attack is possible. But if it's big, it's really very difficult. I'm also working on a pre-mask that removes repeating bytes from the input and makes it impossible to get double characters. It's just an experiment, I'll also put an encrypted file with a prize for whoever reveals the original file! Apart from these problems that are there, how are you going to guess a sequence that can have 256! different combinations and can be encrypted with several different keys?

josephcsible 4y ago
> Yes, if the file size is small then an attack is possible. But if it's big, it's really very difficult. Big files make the attack even easier. > It's just an experiment, I'll also put an encrypted file with a prize for whoever reveals the original file! Good idea. > how are you going to guess a sequence that can have 256! different combinations and can be encrypted with several different keys? Because there are other attacks possible besides just brute force.
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