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Yeah, but that doesn't help if you have the device which decrypts the signal. Then you should be able to get the key (which would probably still be fairly diffi
by Genmutant 14y ago
Yeah, but that doesn't help if you have the device which decrypts the signal. Then you should be able to get the key (which would probably still be fairly difficult).
- ynniv 14y agoA receiver/decrypter only contains the public key, which can't be used to encrypt a new message. Perhaps you aren't familiar with asymmetric / public key cryptography?
- vonmoltke 14y agoAnd that is one reason the US military spends so much money and effort on anti-tamper[1] design and technology. [1] http://www.at.dod.afrl.hpc.mil/ http://www.at.dod.afrl.hpc.mil/