Re: Random-dot stereograms

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From: Sean Casey
Date: Tue, 07 Apr 1992 22:12

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I find this interesting. If you represent text photographically, i.e.
your ciphertext is an image, does that make attacks harder? It seems
on first thought that traditional techniques would not work, and image
recognition algorithms would need to be used.

Very interesting...

Sean
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Subject: Re: Random-dot stereograms
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