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Apple will soon support encrypted RCS messaging with Android users
Apple will soon support encrypted RCS messaging with Android users
Building bridges without blue bubbles.
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March 14, 2025 at 10:00 AM
Apple will soon support encrypted RCS messaging with Android users
it’s right u guys, we’re in cryptomania now baby
December 23, 2024 at 10:06 PM
it’s right u guys, we’re in cryptomania now baby
- ur secret key s is a vector of 1000 random 32-bit numbers
- say u wanna encrypt a bit m
- make another vector of 1000 random 32-bit numbers, call it a
- generate a random 16-bit number, call it e
- ur ciphertext is (a,c) where c = a • s + e + 2^31 * m
- to decrypt do c - a • s, if it’s big, it’s 1
- say u wanna encrypt a bit m
- make another vector of 1000 random 32-bit numbers, call it a
- generate a random 16-bit number, call it e
- ur ciphertext is (a,c) where c = a • s + e + 2^31 * m
- to decrypt do c - a • s, if it’s big, it’s 1
December 20, 2024 at 5:47 AM
- ur secret key s is a vector of 1000 random 32-bit numbers
- say u wanna encrypt a bit m
- make another vector of 1000 random 32-bit numbers, call it a
- generate a random 16-bit number, call it e
- ur ciphertext is (a,c) where c = a • s + e + 2^31 * m
- to decrypt do c - a • s, if it’s big, it’s 1
- say u wanna encrypt a bit m
- make another vector of 1000 random 32-bit numbers, call it a
- generate a random 16-bit number, call it e
- ur ciphertext is (a,c) where c = a • s + e + 2^31 * m
- to decrypt do c - a • s, if it’s big, it’s 1
i think eprint is like half of why i got into cryptography
December 20, 2024 at 3:14 AM
i think eprint is like half of why i got into cryptography