Notices by LWFlouisa (lwflouisa@mastodon.blue), page 7

Homophonic autokey superenciphered with latin square transposition.

In fact, I could probably write a program that can quickly factor large primes. Yet for whatever reason this RSA calculator can't seem to.

Starting to be able to reverse engineer RSA functions: For N, to create the co-modulus, add Phi(N) to Phi. If the gcd N and Phi(N) is equal to one, then they are coprime.

This becomes increasingly impractical for large bit numbers though. #RSA #pki

@rtsn I find an interesting alternative to the key distribution problem: I would use steghide to hide a program that doesn't write an encryption until once it's been extracted.

@rtsn I think I'll hold off on this RSA for another time. It seems like finding a gcd for large primes is extremely inefficient.

@rtsn Basically I multiply prime**prime in ruby, and it lets me get numbers faster than I otherwise could.

@rtsn That reminds me, I found a solution that enables me to crunch huge primes quickly. I'd still need to figure out how to factor the numbers though.

@rtsn Also, startpage search is being kind of mum on what exactly it means for a symmetric key to be over 100 bits. How big of an alphabet would that have to be?

@rtsn Nah fan fiction at Belletristica.

@rtsn Found an interesting property for key stream that use more than one poly-alphabetical table: If a random key prints duplicated of any given letter: A A A + A B C = B C D. Moreover, if one were to add L to A B C, it encrypt to M N O, Suppose one were to encrypt HELLO, it would becomes: O P W V Q. Because each poly-alphabet is slightly ahead of the previous poly-alphabet.

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@rtsn There is a vampire, but that's clinical vampirism.

@rtsn That work is a Science fiction written in a magical realism kind of way, but with a Cyberpunk thread woven within.

@rtsn Well good news if you like true crime or magic realism, turns out my favorite author is cool with my publishing my fan fiction. That went ... better than I was expecting. In America, authors are a little weird about fan fiction. Which leaves a lot of us waiting for the other shoe to drop.

@rtsn Yep already in most places. Just mean an electronics store of some sort.

@rtsn Not much besides worrying mom. I always seem to worry mom. You might think there be a radioshack type place here and there, but here it can be pretty sparse.

What happened to Queen Meta in JPG form? She was executed by Jheading.

@rtsn You can streamline the entire process into a single program:

system("nano key.txt")
system("steghide embed -cf kitten.jpg -ef key.txt")
system("jhead -purejpg kitten.jpg")

Assuming if you're using Ruby.

@rtsn Works without error for bunnies.jpg

@rtsn Yea it was mainly a Simply Pace thing.:P (I have lots of books.)