Re: attacking a re-used OTP // is it possible if it is changed witha random key each time ?

Mike Amling wrote:

Phil Carmody wrote:

It makes David Scott's bijective rants look comparatively sensible.

Now you've gone too far.

Actually David Scott had a good, original idea there.
He didn't present it optimally for this audience, however.
.

Follow-Ups:
- Re: attacking a re-used OTP // is it possible if it is changed witha random key each time ?
  - From: Phil Carmody

References:
- attacking a re-used OTP // is it possible if it is changed with a random key each time ?
  - From: vedaal
- Re: attacking a re-used OTP // is it possible if it is changed with a random key each time ?
  - From: Mike Amling
- Re: attacking a re-used OTP // is it possible if it is changed with a random key each time ?
  - From: Terry Ritter
- Re: attacking a re-used OTP // is it possible if it is changed with a random key each time ?
  - From: Kristian Gjøsteen
- Re: attacking a re-used OTP // is it possible if it is changed with a random key each time ?
  - From: Phil Carmody
- Re: attacking a re-used OTP // is it possible if it is changed with a random key each time ?
  - From: Mike Amling