Re: A few questions about C programming.

From: DEMAINE Benoit-Pierre (nntp_pipex_at_demaine.info)
Date: 10/07/04 

Date: Wed, 06 Oct 2004 23:52:01 +0100

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| Well, maybe he wants to have more points at which the cryptosystem is
| non-analytic? After all, the fact that AES has such a polynomial
| structure has led people to worry about potential weaknesses... :-)
|
| I think what the OP wants is to create an AES' which is different from
| AES but functionally equivalent, in order that if at some point in the
| future an AES-breaking program becomes widely available, breaking his
| AES' will still require some knowledge on the part of the cryptanalyst.
| (Which at very least would provide protection against trained-monkey
| attacks.)
|
| To the OP: Read the AES paper. The authors discuss several *arbitrary*
| choices which they made. Change some of those.

You got it 99.99%.

just read my post I did today at 03:43 ( London time), and you
understand it.

All i want is to be able to generate an algorythm generator which
products can stand against 'trained-monkey'.

As long as I keep the generator secret, nobody should be able to write a
generic crac against algorythm my generator will produce in nte future.

I do not aim to protect secrets against any government. I just want
exhaustive scan to take at least 1 month on a singular p4 4G, and write
of generic crak as difficult as possible

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