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Hypothetically impossible. Routing requires understanding where the packet is to go, combining it with other packets going through the "router" and then sending
by deelowe 14y ago
Hypothetically impossible. Routing requires understanding where the packet is to go, combining it with other packets going through the "router" and then sending those along to their destination in an efficient way. To do this inspection of the packets, you have to get information from it in some way. Our understanding of quantum physics doesn't allow this, so trying to inspect the packet in any way will create a false positive that the encryption has been broken. There's no way(again, that we know of) that can tell a false positive from a real positive in this case.
- deleted 14y ago[deleted]
- vl 14y agoOr you can just transmit routing info in a side channel that runs on conventional technology.