Author Topic: Client-sided message  (Read 1355 times)


ROT256 on extended ASCII table

go go go

Jincux made an encrypted chat mod once.
It used ROT but with extended stuff like some words were turned into letters and the wors were rearranged and stuff. It was awesome.

Jincux made an encrypted chat mod once.
It used ROT but with extended stuff like some words were turned into letters and the wors were rearranged and stuff. It was awesome.

doesn't sound very secure

newChatSO.addLine( string );
Whats the difference between that and newChatHud_addLine(string); ?

Whats the difference between that and newChatHud_addLine(string); ?
nothing

I have a one-time pad encoder script along with a function to build more cryptographically perfect randomness for it.

I have a one-time pad encoder script along with a function to build more cryptographically perfect randomness for it.

Okay..?

I have a one-time pad encoder script along with a function to build more cryptographically perfect randomness for it.
Machines cannot create true randomness.
It's been scientifically proven.

And even if it WAS truely random, then how do you UNencrypt it?

Machines cannot create true randomness.
It's been scientifically proven.

They can use truly random external sources and format it, though.

And even if it WAS truely random, then how do you UNencrypt it?

Please research encryption further.

Please research encryption further.
Bad wording there, you meant using it as a set value in the encryptor itself.

I also have a very good encryptor, it's not a one-time pad, but nontheless the only way to crack it is with the key or a brute force attack.