Re: Mathematics Applied to Cryptography - Enigma One

adacrypt wrote:
On Sep 20, 2:31 am, David Eather <eat...@xxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
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I will go though your cipher with you and point out the flaws but you
have to say you will be willing to listen.

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Very frankly, I don't believe you and indeed a lot of other readers
understand the mathematical basis of vector factoring, directed number
lines as opposed to arbitrary number and how this makes for
cryptography that is truly unbreakable by defeating numerical
cryptanalysis - the difference is a twelve month intensive course in
applied vector methods - thanks but no - adacrypt

Well, I'm willing to do an even better offer:

- post a detailed description of your algorithm. It must be detailed
enough that it can be implemented by me in any language I choose to
implement it

- post a plaintext / cyphertext pair with the matching key, so that I
can verify that my implementation is correct

- post another plaintext / cyphertext _without_ the key for me to try
to break the algorithm and find the key

This is a completely non-nonsense challenge. It doesn't matter if I
agree or not with your math: if I can break the algorithm it proves it
is weak. On the other hand, if I can't break it just proves the
algorithm is at least to strong for me to break, but doesn't mean a
better cryptanalyst wouldn't be able to.

If you don't accept the challenge, if just shows that you are not sure
your algorithm is strong and are afraid to have it cryptanalysed.

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