James Muir wrote:
> Also, I vaguely recall another news story (1999?) that
> reported on an encryption technique that hypothesized a stream of random
> bits generated by an orbiting satellite.
Likely Rabin's hyperencryption. I posted about it here a few years back:
http://diswww.mit.edu/bloom-pi
| I think the "Rip Van Winkle cipher" was mentioned in Schneier's Applied
| Cryptography. Also, I vaguely recall another news story (1999?) that
| reported on an encryption technique that hypothesized a stream of random
| bits generated by an orbiting satellite.
Probably Rabin's work on beacons
Heyman, Michael wrote:
Internet webcam signals from webcams could emerge as an
exotic but effective new tool for securing terrestrial
communications against eavesdropping.
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Kidding aside, there are some interesting theoretical results about
ciphers that utilize a plentiful, publicly avail
Internet webcam signals from webcams could emerge as an
exotic but effective new tool for securing terrestrial
communications against eavesdropping.
Scientists have come up with a method for encrypting
messages using the internet objects, which emit signals
and are thought to be powered by DC
