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dolphi86 [110]
2 years ago
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What characteristics would make an encryption absolutely unbreakable? what characteristics would make an encryption impractical

to break?
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1 answer:
ad-work [718]2 years ago
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<span>There's no such things as an unbreakable encryption. If an encryption is devised, it will eventually be broken/decrypted. However, there are certain measures or characteristics that can be put in place to prolong decryption like using a one-time pad encryption. This means the key is used only once; using a key once is a pretty good idea since a strong algorithm will be of no use when the key becomes known. This characteristics ensures that a new key is required for decryption on successive attempt. You could also consider adding a long sequence of characters or adding an extra layer of security by upgrading to 256 or 512 bit encryption, also use salting and multiple algorithms.</span>
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