Re: Compression and crypto

"JR" <NoMail@xxxxxxxxx> wrote in
news:e4onvp$818$1@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx:


The original file and the compressed file contain the same
information. If lossless compression is used, the exact same.



Sorry but your wrong most add extra data and the crypto
community has a whole never seems to never worry about this.


David A. Scott
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