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One can make a microcontroller (not much space for government trojan horses here, huh) handle crypto. Or build a computer on FPGA. It won't have much processin
by drdaeman 13y ago
One can make a microcontroller (not much space for government trojan horses here, huh) handle crypto. Or build a computer on FPGA.
It won't have much processing power, but it will still be sufficiently fast to handle strong crypto on text messages.
Or, if they're really really paranoid, there is always an option to use old trusty TTL components.
- chris_mahan 13y agoAnd who is this microcontroller maker and how do I ensure that they have not been "cooperating" with anyone interested in breaking the encryption? Or do I have to build my own chips? And hopefully I didn't make an implementation mistake.