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You can send a key for a pseudo random number generator in the start of the message, use the key to seed it, the then use the output of the pseudo random number
by MichaelMoser123 13y ago
You can send a key for a pseudo random number generator in the start of the message, use the key to seed it, the then use the output of the pseudo random number generator and xor it with each byte of the message. that would be some kind of 'salt' that would make the message more redundant.
- MichaelMoser123 13y agoI meant sending the seed key the initial part of the encrypted message; all further data would be retrieved after decryption by XORing the PRNG output.