with all the super computers we dont even know about its pretty fast to brake a strong encryption even,but still i hope there are other..maybe random ways of crypting?

Originally posted by Stillalive
with all the super computers we dont even know about its pretty fast to brake a strong encryption even,but still i hope there are other..maybe random ways of crypting?

Just to reiterate no Government can crack a proper encryption if you look at the internet/computer based laws they are making you begin to wonder if they can even turn a computer on.

They might want you to think are all powerful but seriously the supercomputers of today are no much for the encryption of today maybe in a hundred years they might be but encryption will have moved on as well by then.

Ok lets see you want to encrypt something and use for example a certain book as a key lets say certain issue of a stephen king novel as an example now not only does the government have to know every detail of the mathematics involved in the encryption cipher but the computer has to try random combinations of characters to rewrite the entire book exactly as that edition.

What are the odds of a computer randomly writing a novel exactly down to every comma and space and how long would that take not to mention that encryption keys can be many times larger than a standard sized book.

Seriously anyone that thinks they can do this is deluding themselves unless they have a back-door into the actual encryption cipher itself they can throw every computer on the planet at the problem and not get it cracked for thousands of years.

Of course they will probably jail you anyway unless you provide them with the key but still they can't break it.

[edit on 27-9-2009 by Teknikal]

there some they can crack and some that they can't crack.

The photo of brain strain 17 is in my profile.So if anyone would like to try to decypher this very hard encryption code puzzle.Good Luck.