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No, think of the following scenario: you and your friend know that you want to communicate in the future about something, maybe the outcome of some future event
by sz4kerto 12y ago
No, think of the following scenario: you and your friend know that you want to communicate in the future about something, maybe the outcome of some future event. You generate a long random key, and somewhere later in the future, you send the information using the pre-shared key.
It's a real encryption, much-much better than basically anything before because it's really unbreakable.