Notices by LWFlouisa (lwflouisa@mastodon.blue), page 5

@rtsn Found an AES ruby gem. But it still requires programming to work with it.

3-2;5-1;1-3;1-3;4-3;

https://www.history.com/news/deeper-roots-of-northern-slavery-unearthed

@jjg You mentioned super computer. What are those used for?

@rtsn Sure would be nice if Trisquel 6 could download it. Its blocking everything I dont make myself.

@rtsn Its less I cant and more not my goal. I'm basing my threat model on Johnmy Mneumonic esque Sneakernet.

@rtsn Oh like polycheckerboard Public Keys? Been there done that.

@rtsn SHA512 directly cannot be inverted. However the hash can be used as a seed to generate a number stream (ciphertext) that one subtracts from the original message (the plaintext number stream) to get the key. The you subtract key from the ciphertext.

@rtsn Then again, I mean I found an indirect way to invert a SHA512. So you never know...

BCCAAB CDACAE ADCAAA

Figured out how to compute the same hash with less lines of code.

@rtsn I have. Thats what I've been saying. But will keep trying to break it on computer.

@rtsn Keep in mind when a letter has more than a few things it could decrypt to, the computer is basically forced to guess from multiple possibilities.

@rtsn i doubt it. I tried.

http://ipfs.io/ipfs/QmVCyT6R7qD8M4m5nUVNYqKpz8ZjF5cn6irZxqbyNUvpo2 #symmetric #crypto #assymetric #authentication

If you really think the NSA cares of internet security, you have a very D.C. comics view of the world. #nsa #security

@rtsn I'm not inventing anything newm RSA operates on the same principle assymetrically. In almost a symmetric RSA.

@rtsn Actually yes, its just the process done in reverse.