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Richard Heathfield wrote:
On 30/03/2025 10:23, Mini Mailer wrote:
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They are different programs with different purposes, so there's not much
point in comparing them. For example, SCOS2 was designed to encrypt
*only* printable ASCII, a restriction that in the quest for
internationalisation your program completely overlooks... and that's
fine, because they are different programs with different purposes. Your
program also adds a layer of difficulty to ciphertext-only attacks,
whereas SCOS2 was designed to be easy to attack. And that too is fine;
they are different programs with different purposes.
Well, their purposes should be the same
Richard Heathfield wrote:
On 30/03/2025 15:22, Mini Mailer wrote:I said: ..., posting encoded messages to Usenet.
Richard Heathfield wrote:
On 30/03/2025 10:23, Mini Mailer wrote:
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They are different programs with different purposes, so there's not much >> > > point in comparing them. For example, SCOS2 was designed to encrypt
*only* printable ASCII, a restriction that in the quest for
internationalisation your program completely overlooks... and that's
fine, because they are different programs with different purposes. Your >> > > program also adds a layer of difficulty to ciphertext-only attacks,
whereas SCOS2 was designed to be easy to attack. And that too is fine; >> > > they are different programs with different purposes.
Well, their purposes should be the same
Why?
Rich wrote:
Mini Mailer <bounce.me@mini.mailer.msg> wrote:
Richard Heathfield wrote:
On 30/03/2025 15:22, Mini Mailer wrote:I said: ..., posting encoded messages to Usenet.
Richard Heathfield wrote:
On 30/03/2025 10:23, Mini Mailer wrote:
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They are different programs with different purposes, so there's not much >>>>>> point in comparing them. For example, SCOS2 was designed to encrypt >>>>>> *only* printable ASCII, a restriction that in the quest for
internationalisation your program completely overlooks... and that's >>>>>> fine, because they are different programs with different purposes. Your >>>>>> program also adds a layer of difficulty to ciphertext-only attacks, >>>>>> whereas SCOS2 was designed to be easy to attack. And that too is fine; >>>>>> they are different programs with different purposes.
Well, their purposes should be the same
Why?
That's not an answer to the question.
Mind your own business.