> > er... yeah... I knew the data was encrypted. I didn't realize that the > encryption rendered the data mostly random. I suppose that makes sense, Yeah, thats what encryption does, make it indistinguishable from random noise without the key. > recognizable patterns can't be good for security. I guess the only way to > do it then would be to compress that data prior to encryption. This would > have the added benefit of reducing the size of file in datastores as well. > Of course this would not be a backwards compatible change. It would still > be beneficial to have freenet nodes automagically zlib compress files > prior to insertion. The other problem would be that the algorithm can't be > changed in the future without breaking freenet.
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