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its trivially easy, to finalize your encryption with a substitution of unicode chars for the crypted string characters. if the "non ascii" characters were to b
by rolph 11mo ago
its trivially easy, to finalize your encryption with a substitution of unicode chars for the crypted string characters.
if the "non ascii" characters were to be filtered out, you would destroy the message and be left with the salts.
- wdpatti 11mo agoIt already does that for about 10 of the 26 letters in the alphabet that have Cyrillic clones