Cryptosystem based on random sequence database
A random sequence and cryptographic system technology, applied in the field of information security, can solve problems such as application restrictions, distribution and management difficulties, and key generation
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[0026] First, construct the 8-bit binary database D. Such as figure 1 As shown, A(i) represents an 8-bit binary number from 0 to 255; B(i) represents a random sequence corresponding to it. The random sequence B(i) can consist of any characters, figure 1 In we assume that the random sequence consists of 0 and 1. The setting of the sequence length is based on sufficient guarantee of the uniqueness of the random sequence ki and the operation speed of the sequence search. Since 2 16 =65536, corresponding to 256 pieces of binary data, each binary data can theoretically find 256 16-bit binary random sequences corresponding to it. It is sufficient to set the length of each random sequence between 30-100 characters.
[0027] If you need to encrypt a plaintext message M, first convert it to binary, and then automatically divide each byte into several units, such as m 1 , m 2 , m 3,..., m n . Then, search in the database D in turn, find the corresponding random sequence B(i) a...
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