Communication System Using Varying Bit Sizes and Dummy Data

The transmission data is divided into multiple pieces of cut data with varying bit sizes rather than uniform standardized units. This segmentation into non-uniform pieces prevents third parties from using standard decryption methods that rely on knowing fixed unit sizes, while still allowing the communicating parties to successfully encrypt and decrypt the data

The patent introduces asymmetry in the data unit sizes used for encryption. Instead of using symmetric standardized units (all 8 bits or all 16 bits), the system uses asymmetric varying bit sizes for different pieces of cut data. This asymmetric structure makes it difficult for third parties to break the encryption while maintaining functionality for authorized communication

The data is segmented into multiple pieces with varying bit sizes rather than uniform units. This segmentation maintains processing capability while introducing variability that prevents efficient standard decryption attacks

The patent changes the parameter of data unit size from fixed standardized values to variable bit sizes. This parameter change maintains the ability to process data while introducing complexity that prevents efficient decryption by third parties who would need to analyze variable-sized units rather than standard fixed-size blocks