🚀 go-pugleaf

> 	Of course, the real way to do solid encription is the following.
> First, make up some gizmo to generate a random binary string, (White  
noise,
> maby.  Hmm, I wonder how random blowing into the mike is?)  You CAN"T  
use
> the random number function, it must be TREULY random.  THen, make a  
single
> copy and give it to your friend through a secure channel.  You then use  
the
> Voyench (sp) algorythem for one time encription.  Very useful,  
completely
> uncrackable.  See Scientific American Oct 92 for a sidebar on the  
subject.
> Possibly make a service to take a key and file and encrypt, and another  
to
> decrypt.  Voila, now you can REALLY give the NSA fits.
> -- 
>                              Nicholas C. Weaver
> 			  nweaver@soda.berkeley.edu
> It is a tale, told by an idiot, full of sound and fury, .signifying  
nothing.
>                    Tis better to dream with eyes wide open.

It is at times like these that the hacker in me wants to break into NSA  
files, use FEE on everything.  Then tell them that if they want to read it  
they are going to have to buy the software. (i.e. let you publish it)

--
-Mont

   NeXTmail OK :-)
   President CP-NUG (Cal Poly NeXT User Group)
   mrothste@data.acs.calpoly.edu