[Cialug] Complete C source online

[Zachary Kotlarek]

On Jul 24, 2013, at 4:39 PM, Morris Dovey <mrdovey at iedu.com> wrote:

> I think we’re working at cross-purposes. I understand that you want to make data bulletproof - while I want to so overload the snooping mechanism that the snoopers are forced to limit their activities to those who really are dangerous.


I think we have different estimates of how hard it is to snoop data that's been scrambled.

If you're assuming a human will be looking for these, or just doing keyword searches or the like, you don't need much protection. But you could get "not much protection" with ROT-13, and clearly you don't think that's enough protection. I'm trying to convince you that if you don't think ROT-13 is enough, neither is the key selection algorithm you've described here.

	Zach

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