3 ms·
How does it not add security? It forces attackers to break every cipher instead of just one. That doesn't add security?
by dataflow 3y ago
How does it not add security? It forces attackers to break every cipher instead of just one. That doesn't add security?
- thadt 3y agoIn theory - yes, multiple ciphers are harder to break. In practice, we have zero examples of anyone breaking (good) modern ciphers, and lots of examples of people breaking clever constructions involving those ciphers.