We would still need search engines, but we could change the business model. For example we could make a protocol to associate URL with content and search keywords. Something similar to DNS associated with distributed…
Never give up WHEN you fail on first try!
The only logical conclusion we can make about this post is that the writer is indeed a good storyteller!
You should read about the attacks tptacek mentioned. If IVs are predictable, it's the same impact as if you reuse the same IV, you just have to compute (m' xor IV' xor IV) instead of just m' if IV' = IV Then in both…
We would still need search engines, but we could change the business model. For example we could make a protocol to associate URL with content and search keywords. Something similar to DNS associated with distributed…
Never give up WHEN you fail on first try!
The only logical conclusion we can make about this post is that the writer is indeed a good storyteller!
You should read about the attacks tptacek mentioned. If IVs are predictable, it's the same impact as if you reuse the same IV, you just have to compute (m' xor IV' xor IV) instead of just m' if IV' = IV Then in both…