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| Revelation | Apr 28 2008, 03:49 PM |
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Well, I still think that my pattern sweep can tell whether you've got a good transposition or not. A transposition with keylength < 10 is cracked in about 10 seconds. That means that the pattern sweep takes about 15 seconds. That's do-able. When you've got a pattern match, solve the mono sub using frequencies. In theory it sounds like the ADFGVX can be brute forced in an acceptable amount of time. I want to make a C application that does all of the above. Since most of us are programmers, we can find ways to optimise it.
Well, we all hate fractionating systems, for obvious reasons I'll have a look at it again when we have brute forced the ADFGVX cipher. |
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I'll have a look at it again when we have brute forced the ADFGVX cipher.


5:29 PM Nov 28