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>That looks to be a significant improvement over any kind of cryptography that stores keys electronically and is therefore vulnerable to an electronic attack th
by jere 13y ago
>That looks to be a significant improvement over any kind of cryptography that stores keys electronically and is therefore vulnerable to an electronic attack that can copy digital information perfectly.
Hmmm... so is paper?
- chacham15 13y agoWell, you cant send paper privately in milliseconds across the country. But yes, the meeting to create the key limits the possible receivers as well as a connivance hassle.