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"military-grade encryption" in marketing materials always scares me. Just tell me what the algos are
by JoshuaMulliken 7y ago
"military-grade encryption" in marketing materials always scares me. Just tell me what the algos are
- kube-system 7y agoROT13 of course, designed to Roman military specifications.
- tlb 7y agoCaesar ciphers mostly shifted by 1 or 3. Their alphabet had only 23 letters (no J, U, or W) so ROT-13 wouldn't had the cool property of being its own inverse.
- kube-system 7y agoMy mistake, ROT-13 is actually beyond military grade :D
- dragonwriter 7y agoROT13 is 4 rounds of Caesar-3 and one round of Caesar-1, and multiple rounds of encryption and mixing different modes makes it that much more secure, right?