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Headmasters is the branching-off point of Japanese continuity from America, as it supplants the fourth and final American season. Headmasters is notable for killing or destroying many famous Transformer icons, including Optimus Prime, Ultra Magnus and Galvatron, as well as Cybertron itself, which is devastated in an explosion.
Headmasters proceeds to lead into the wildly different Masterforce, creating a new story for Powermasters and Pretenders different from the American take on the concepts. Masterforce revolve ...
See also:Transformers universes, Transformers universes - Generation One, Transformers universes - Japanese Generation One, Transformers universes - Marvel Comics Continuity, Transformers universes - Beast Era, Transformers universes - Japanese Beast Era, Transformers universes - The Robots in Disguise/Car Robots Universe, Transformers universes - Dreamwave Generation One Continuity, Transformers universes - Modern Cartoon Universe, Transformers universes - Modern Comic Universe Read more here: » Transformers universes: Encyclopedia II - Transformers universes - Japanese Generation One |
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| | | | Oneness University: Encyclopedia II - Transformers universes - Dreamwave Generation One Continuity Having obtained the Transformers license in 2002, comics company Dreamwave have created a new Generation One continuity which draws on aspects of various past continuities. It comprises:
"Transformers: Generation One" Vol. 1 (six issues), Vol. 2 (six issues) and Vol. 3 (ongoing)
"Transformers: The War Within" (six issues) and two further six-issue miniseries, The Dark Ages and The Age of Wrath tel ...
See also:Transformers universes, Transformers universes - Generation One, Transformers universes - Japanese Generation One, Transformers universes - Marvel Comics Continuity, Transformers universes - Beast Era, Transformers universes - Japanese Beast Era, Transformers universes - The Robots in Disguise/Car Robots Universe, Transformers universes - Dreamwave Generation One Continuity, Transformers universes - Modern Cartoon Universe, Transformers universes - Modern Comic Universe Read more here: » Transformers universes: Encyclopedia II - Transformers universes - Dreamwave Generation One Continuity |
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| | | | Oneness University: Encyclopedia II - One-time pad - Universal unbreakability Claude Shannon's work showed any perfect encryption system requires that the number of possible plaintext messages does not exceed the number of possible keys. If the number of possible keys and plaintexts are measured in, say, bits, this is equivalent to saying that the key must be at least as long as the plaintext.
At the same time, when implementing a one-time pad system, there are a number of problems and limitations which h ...
See also:One-time pad, One-time pad - Principle, One-time pad - History, One-time pad - Technical development, One-time pad - Application, One-time pad - Example, One-time pad - Security, One-time pad - Universal unbreakability, One-time pad - Controversy about one-time pads in practice, One-time pad - Historical uses, One-time pad - True randomness requirements, One-time pad - Methods that offer empirical security but not Shannon security, One-time pad - Methods that offer neither empirical security nor Shannon security, One-time pad - Achieving Shannon security, One-time pad - Making one time pads by hand Read more here: » One-time pad: Encyclopedia II - One-time pad - Universal unbreakability |
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| | | | Oneness University: Encyclopedia II - Races in the Warcraft universe - Faceless Ones In Warcraft 3: the Frozen Throne, Arthas and the Crypt Lord, Anub'arak, treked to Icecrown to defend the Lich King from Illidan and the army of Naga he had amassed. As they worked their way through the underground kingdom of the Nerubian, Azjol-Nerub they encountered still living Nerubian freedom fighters and dwarves left over from Arthas' previous trip to Northrend. As they entered even deeper into the caverns, they also encounter what the Dwarf leader Balegun refered to as "horrors" that had been released by Illidan's recently caused earth ...
See also:Races in the Warcraft universe, Races in the Warcraft universe - Chimaera, Races in the Warcraft universe - Dragons, Races in the Warcraft universe - Frost Wyrms, Races in the Warcraft universe - Black Dragons and Dragonspawn, Races in the Warcraft universe - Red Dragons and Dragonspawn, Races in the Warcraft universe - Blue Dragons and Dragonspawn, Races in the Warcraft universe - Bronze Dragons and Dragonspawn, Races in the Warcraft universe - Emerald Dragons and Dragonspawn, Races in the Warcraft universe - Gryphon, Races in the Warcraft universe - Hippogryph, Races in the Warcraft universe - Kodo, Races in the Warcraft universe - Wyvern, Races in the Warcraft universe - Doom Guards, Races in the Warcraft universe - Elemental, Races in the Warcraft universe - Eredar, Races in the Warcraft universe - Felhound, Races in the Warcraft universe - Fel Guard, Races in the Warcraft universe - Gargoyle, Races in the Warcraft universe - Infernal, Races in the Warcraft universe - Nathrezim, Races in the Warcraft universe - Pit Lord, Races in the Warcraft universe - Satyrs, Races in the Warcraft universe - The Scourge, Races in the Warcraft universe - Succubi, Races in the Warcraft universe - Void Walker, Races in the Warcraft universe - Centaur, Races in the Warcraft universe - Draenei, Races in the Warcraft universe - Dryads, Races in the Warcraft universe - Dwarves, Races in the Warcraft universe - Elf, Races in the Warcraft universe - Night Elf, Races in the Warcraft universe - High Elf, Races in the Warcraft universe - Blood Elf, Races in the Warcraft universe - Faceless Ones, Races in the Warcraft universe - Furbolg, Races in the Warcraft universe - Goblin, Races in the Warcraft universe - Golem, Races in the Warcraft universe - Gnoll, Races in the Warcraft universe - Gnome, Races in the Warcraft universe - Harpy, Races in the Warcraft universe - Human, Races in the Warcraft universe - Keeper of the Grove, Races in the Warcraft universe - Kobold, Races in the Warcraft universe - Mountain Giants, Races in the Warcraft universe - Murloc, Races in the Warcraft universe - Naga, Races in the Warcraft universe - Nerubian, Races in the Warcraft universe - Ogre, Races in the Warcraft universe - Orc, Races in the Warcraft universe - Pandaren, Races in the Warcraft universe - Quilboar, Races in the Warcraft universe - Silithid, Races in the Warcraft universe - Sprite/Faerie Dragons, Races in the Warcraft universe - Tauren, Races in the Warcraft universe - Titans, Races in the Warcraft universe - Treant, Races in the Warcraft universe - Trogg, Races in the Warcraft universe - Troll, Races in the Warcraft universe - Dark Trolls, Races in the Warcraft universe - Forest Trolls, Races in the Warcraft universe - Ice Trolls, Races in the Warcraft universe - Jungle Trolls, Races in the Warcraft universe - Sand Trolls, Races in the Warcraft universe - Tuskarr, Races in the Warcraft universe - Undead, Races in the Warcraft universe - Forsaken, Races in the Warcraft universe - The Scourge, Races in the Warcraft universe - Wildkin, Races in the Warcraft universe - Worgen Read more here: » Races in the Warcraft universe: Encyclopedia II - Races in the Warcraft universe - Faceless Ones |
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| | | | Oneness University: Encyclopedia II - Races in the Warcraft universe - Faceless Ones In Warcraft 3: the Frozen Throne, Arthas and the Crypt Lord, Anub'arak, treked to Icecrown to defend the Lich King from Illidan and the army of Naga he had amassed. As they worked their way through the underground kingdom of the Nerubian, Azjol-Nerub they encountered still living Nerubian freedom fighters and dwarves left over from Arthas' previous trip to Northrend. As they entered even deeper into the caverns, they also encounter what the Dwarf leader Balegun referred to as "horrors" that had been released by Illidan's recently caused eart ...
See also:Races in the Warcraft universe, Races in the Warcraft universe - Animals, Races in the Warcraft universe - Bats, Races in the Warcraft universe - Bears, Races in the Warcraft universe - Boars, Races in the Warcraft universe - Canines, Races in the Warcraft universe - Carrion Birds, Races in the Warcraft universe - Crawlers, Races in the Warcraft universe - Crocolisks, Races in the Warcraft universe - Felines, Races in the Warcraft universe - Gorillas, Races in the Warcraft universe - Horses, Races in the Warcraft universe - Owls, Races in the Warcraft universe - Rams, Races in the Warcraft universe - Raptors, Races in the Warcraft universe - Scorpids, Races in the Warcraft universe - Spiders, Races in the Warcraft universe - Tallstriders, Races in the Warcraft universe - Turtles, Races in the Warcraft universe - Winged Serpents, Races in the Warcraft universe - Zhevra, Races in the Warcraft universe - Chimaera, Races in the Warcraft universe - Dragons, Races in the Warcraft universe - Frost Wyrms, Races in the Warcraft universe - Black Dragons and Dragonspawn, Races in the Warcraft universe - Red Dragons and Dragonspawn, Races in the Warcraft universe - Blue Dragons and Dragonspawn, Races in the Warcraft universe - Bronze Dragons and Dragonspawn, Races in the Warcraft universe - Emerald Dragons and Dragonspawn, Races in the Warcraft universe - Gryphon, Races in the Warcraft universe - Hippogryph, Races in the Warcraft universe - Kodo, Races in the Warcraft universe - Thunder Lizard, Races in the Warcraft universe - Wyvern, Races in the Warcraft universe - Doom Guards, Races in the Warcraft universe - Elemental, Races in the Warcraft universe - Eredar, Races in the Warcraft universe - Felhound, Races in the Warcraft universe - Fel Guard, Races in the Warcraft universe - Gargoyle, Races in the Warcraft universe - Imp, Races in the Warcraft universe - Infernal, Races in the Warcraft universe - Nathrezim, Races in the Warcraft universe - Pit Lord, Races in the Warcraft universe - Satyrs, Races in the Warcraft universe - Succubi, Races in the Warcraft universe - Void Walker, Races in the Warcraft universe - Centaur, Races in the Warcraft universe - Draenei, Races in the Warcraft universe - Dryads, Races in the Warcraft universe - Dwarves, Races in the Warcraft universe - Elf, Races in the Warcraft universe - Night Elf, Races in the Warcraft universe - High Elf, Races in the Warcraft universe - Blood Elf, Races in the Warcraft universe - Faceless Ones, Races in the Warcraft universe - Furbolg, Races in the Warcraft universe - Goblin, Races in the Warcraft universe - Golem, Races in the Warcraft universe - Gnoll, Races in the Warcraft universe - Gnome, Races in the Warcraft universe - Harpy, Races in the Warcraft universe - Human, Races in the Warcraft universe - Keeper of the Grove, Races in the Warcraft universe - Kobold, Races in the Warcraft universe - Makrura, Races in the Warcraft universe - Mountain Giants, Races in the Warcraft universe - Murloc, Races in the Warcraft universe - Naga, Races in the Warcraft universe - Nerubian, Races in the Warcraft universe - Ogre, Races in the Warcraft universe - Orc, Races in the Warcraft universe - Pandaren, Races in the Warcraft universe - Quillboars, Races in the Warcraft universe - Silithid, Races in the Warcraft universe - Sprite/Faerie Dragons, Races in the Warcraft universe - Tauren, Races in the Warcraft universe - Titans, Races in the Warcraft universe - Treant, Races in the Warcraft universe - Trogg, Races in the Warcraft universe - Troll, Races in the Warcraft universe - Dark Trolls, Races in the Warcraft universe - Forest Trolls, Races in the Warcraft universe - Ice Trolls, Races in the Warcraft universe - Jungle Trolls, Races in the Warcraft universe - Sand Trolls, Races in the Warcraft universe - Tuskarr, Races in the Warcraft universe - Undead, Races in the Warcraft universe - Forsaken, Races in the Warcraft universe - The Scourge, Races in the Warcraft universe - Wendigo, Races in the Warcraft universe - Wildkin, Races in the Warcraft universe - Worgen Read more here: » Races in the Warcraft universe: Encyclopedia II - Races in the Warcraft universe - Faceless Ones |
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| | | | Oneness University: Encyclopedia II - Philosophy of Time Travel - Chapter One: The Tangent Universe This chapter covers the basis for alternate realities as presented in the movie. The main universe in which things progress properly is called the Primary Universe, as well as stating that the fourth dimension of time is stable but not damage-proof, though such events are exceedingly rare. When a time travel event does occur (such as the jet engine from the future in the movie), an alternate universe called the Tangent Universe is created to maintain the proper flow of time. However, because that universe was created using a pa ...
See also:Philosophy of Time Travel, Philosophy of Time Travel - Foreword, Philosophy of Time Travel - Chapter One: The Tangent Universe, Philosophy of Time Travel - Chapter Two: Water and Metal, Philosophy of Time Travel - Chapter Four: The Artifact and the Living, Philosophy of Time Travel - Chapter Six: The Living Receiver, Philosophy of Time Travel - Chapter Seven: The Manipulated Living, Philosophy of Time Travel - Chapter Ten: The Manipulated Dead, Philosophy of Time Travel - Chapter Twelve: Dreams Read more here: » Philosophy of Time Travel: Encyclopedia II - Philosophy of Time Travel - Chapter One: The Tangent Universe |
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| | | | Oneness University: Encyclopedia II - Transformers universes - Beast Era The 90's CGI animated series, Beast Wars and its sequel, Beast Machines, exist in the same universe as "a" Generation One. It is important to note that they do not directly follow on from either the cartoon or the Marvel comic versions of G1, but rather have unofficially been stated to come from a universe that contains aspects of both - essentially, enabling the writers of the series to treat G1 as a kind of mythological history for Beast Wars, from which they could pick and choose the aspects they best liked.
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See also:Transformers universes, Transformers universes - Generation One, Transformers universes - Japanese Generation One, Transformers universes - Marvel Comics Continuity, Transformers universes - Beast Era, Transformers universes - Japanese Beast Era, Transformers universes - The Robots in Disguise/Car Robots Universe, Transformers universes - Dreamwave Generation One Continuity, Transformers universes - Modern Cartoon Universe, Transformers universes - Modern Comic Universe Read more here: » Transformers universes: Encyclopedia II - Transformers universes - Beast Era |
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| | | | Oneness University: Encyclopedia II - Transformers universes - The Robots in Disguise/Car Robots Universe A stand-alone universe with no current ties or repercussions to any other storyline, comprising one 39-episode animated series. In this version, Optimus Prime (Fire Convoy) was a fire engine and Megatron (Gigatron) a six-changer. Some of the characters from Robots in Disguise did eventually make appearances in Transformers: Universe, including Optimus Prime, Sideburn and Prowl.
See the series' own page for details.
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See also:Transformers universes, Transformers universes - Generation One, Transformers universes - Japanese Generation One, Transformers universes - Marvel Comics Continuity, Transformers universes - Beast Era, Transformers universes - Japanese Beast Era, Transformers universes - The Robots in Disguise/Car Robots Universe, Transformers universes - Dreamwave Generation One Continuity, Transformers universes - Modern Cartoon Universe, Transformers universes - Modern Comic Universe Read more here: » Transformers universes: Encyclopedia II - Transformers universes - The Robots in Disguise/Car Robots Universe |
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| | | | Oneness University: Encyclopedia II - Transformers universes - Modern Cartoon Universe The three lines, which comprise this new universe, are co-productions between Hasbro and Takara, simultaneously released in both countries.
In Japan, the series “Transformers Galaxy Force” has shown no ties to the Micron Legend/Super Link timeline, telling its own story. The American version, Cybertron, is linked directly to Armada/Energon. Multiple plot elements have been changed from the Japanese story into references to the previous shows to enhance continuity.
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See also:Transformers universes, Transformers universes - Generation One, Transformers universes - Japanese Generation One, Transformers universes - Marvel Comics Continuity, Transformers universes - Beast Era, Transformers universes - Japanese Beast Era, Transformers universes - The Robots in Disguise/Car Robots Universe, Transformers universes - Dreamwave Generation One Continuity, Transformers universes - Modern Cartoon Universe, Transformers universes - Modern Comic Universe Read more here: » Transformers universes: Encyclopedia II - Transformers universes - Modern Cartoon Universe |
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| | | | Oneness University: Encyclopedia II - Transformers universes - Marvel Comics Continuity In the United Kingdom, the American comic series was reprinted in a fortnightly magazine which soon began to run the risk of getting ahead of the US and running out of material to reprint. So to fill in the blanks, original material began to be produced for the UK comic, which began to come into its own after the inclusion of time-travel and elements taken from the future era introduced in Transformers: The Movie. Some parts of the U.S. comics were re-written for UK audiences, and the G.I. Joe crossover is not part of its continuity. The UK ...
See also:Transformers universes, Transformers universes - Generation One, Transformers universes - Japanese Generation One, Transformers universes - Marvel Comics Continuity, Transformers universes - Beast Era, Transformers universes - Japanese Beast Era, Transformers universes - The Robots in Disguise/Car Robots Universe, Transformers universes - Dreamwave Generation One Continuity, Transformers universes - Modern Cartoon Universe, Transformers universes - Modern Comic Universe Read more here: » Transformers universes: Encyclopedia II - Transformers universes - Marvel Comics Continuity |
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| | | | Oneness University: Encyclopedia II - Transformers universes - Japanese Beast Era After the first season of Beast Wars (comprising 26 episodes) aired in Japan, the Japanese were faced with a problem - the second Canadian season was only 13 episodes long, not enough to warrant airing on Japanese TV. So, while they waiting for the third Canadian season to be completed (thereby making 26 episodes in total when added to season 2), they produced two exclusive cel-animated series of their own, Beast Wars II (also called Beast Wars Second) and Beast Wars Neo, which centre on the quest for the mysterious Ango ...
See also:Transformers universes, Transformers universes - Generation One, Transformers universes - Japanese Generation One, Transformers universes - Marvel Comics Continuity, Transformers universes - Beast Era, Transformers universes - Japanese Beast Era, Transformers universes - The Robots in Disguise/Car Robots Universe, Transformers universes - Dreamwave Generation One Continuity, Transformers universes - Modern Cartoon Universe, Transformers universes - Modern Comic Universe Read more here: » Transformers universes: Encyclopedia II - Transformers universes - Japanese Beast Era |
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| | | | Oneness University: Encyclopedia II - One-time pad - History
One-time pad - Technical development.
The history of the one time pad is marked by four separate but closely related discoveries.
The first one time pad system was electrical. In 1917, Gilbert Vernam (of AT&T) invented and later patented (U.S. Patent 1,310,719) a cipher based on teletype machine technology. Each character in a message was combined with a character on a paper tape key. Captain Joseph Mauborgne (then a Captain in the United States Army and later chief of the Signal Corps) recognized that the character on the key tape could be completely random. Together they ...
See also:One-time pad, One-time pad - Principle, One-time pad - History, One-time pad - Technical development, One-time pad - Application, One-time pad - Example, One-time pad - Security, One-time pad - Universal unbreakability, One-time pad - Controversy about one-time pads in practice, One-time pad - Historical uses, One-time pad - True randomness requirements, One-time pad - Methods that offer empirical security but not Shannon security, One-time pad - Methods that offer neither empirical security nor Shannon security, One-time pad - Achieving Shannon security, One-time pad - Making one time pads by hand Read more here: » One-time pad: Encyclopedia II - One-time pad - History |
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| | | | Oneness University: Encyclopedia II - One-time pad - Controversy about one-time pads in practice Some argue that one-time pads are not practical for use in real-world systems:
It is argued that one time pads solve few current practical problems in cryptography, that the security of modern ciphers is not considered a major worry at present and that such ciphers are almost always easier to employ than one time pads (in particular, the amount of key material which must be generated and distributed is far smaller). Bruce Schneier's blog entry, linked below, is an excellent summary of such arguments.
The pres ...
See also:One-time pad, One-time pad - Principle, One-time pad - History, One-time pad - Technical development, One-time pad - Application, One-time pad - Example, One-time pad - Security, One-time pad - Universal unbreakability, One-time pad - Controversy about one-time pads in practice, One-time pad - Historical uses, One-time pad - True randomness requirements, One-time pad - Methods that offer empirical security but not Shannon security, One-time pad - Methods that offer neither empirical security nor Shannon security, One-time pad - Achieving Shannon security, One-time pad - Making one time pads by hand Read more here: » One-time pad: Encyclopedia II - One-time pad - Controversy about one-time pads in practice |
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| | | | Oneness University: Encyclopedia II - One-time pad - Controversy about one-time pads in practice Some argue that one-time pads are not practical for use in real-world systems:
It is argued that one time pads solve few current practical problems in cryptography, that the security of modern high quality ciphers is not considered a major worry at present and that such ciphers are essentially always easier to employ than one time pads (in particular, the amount of key material which must be properly generated and securely distributed is far smaller). Bruce Schneier's blog entry, linked below, is an excellent summary of such arg ...
See also:One-time pad, One-time pad - Principle, One-time pad - History, One-time pad - Technical development, One-time pad - Application, One-time pad - Example, One-time pad - Security, One-time pad - Universal unbreakability, One-time pad - Controversy about one-time pads in practice, One-time pad - Historical uses, One-time pad - True randomness requirements, One-time pad - Methods that offer empirical security but not Shannon security, One-time pad - Methods that offer neither empirical security nor Shannon security, One-time pad - Achieving Shannon security, One-time pad - Making one time pads by hand Read more here: » One-time pad: Encyclopedia II - One-time pad - Controversy about one-time pads in practice |
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| | | | Oneness University: Encyclopedia II - One-time pad - True randomness requirements In discussing the one time pad, two notions of security have to be kept distinct. The first is the theoretical security of the one-time pad system as proved by Shannon (Shannon security). The second is the security offered by state-of-the-art ciphers (e.g. AES) designed with principles learned in the long history of code breaking and subjected to extensive testing in a standardization process, either in public or by a top notch security service (empirical security). The former is mathematically proven, subject to the practical ...
See also:One-time pad, One-time pad - Principle, One-time pad - History, One-time pad - Technical development, One-time pad - Application, One-time pad - Example, One-time pad - Security, One-time pad - Universal unbreakability, One-time pad - Controversy about one-time pads in practice, One-time pad - Historical uses, One-time pad - True randomness requirements, One-time pad - Methods that offer empirical security but not Shannon security, One-time pad - Methods that offer neither empirical security nor Shannon security, One-time pad - Achieving Shannon security, One-time pad - Making one time pads by hand Read more here: » One-time pad: Encyclopedia II - One-time pad - True randomness requirements |
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| | | | Oneness University: Encyclopedia II - One-time pad - Making one time pads by hand One time pads were originally made without the use of a computer and this is still possible today. The process can be tedious, but if done correctly and the pad used only once, the result is unbreakable.
There are two components needed to make a one time pad: a way to generate letters at random and a way to record two copies of the result. The traditional way to do the latter was to use a typewriter and carbon paper. Typewriters are scarce these days and add a requirement to destroy the carbon paper and typewriter ribbon, from which t ...
See also:One-time pad, One-time pad - Principle, One-time pad - History, One-time pad - Technical development, One-time pad - Application, One-time pad - Example, One-time pad - Security, One-time pad - Universal unbreakability, One-time pad - Controversy about one-time pads in practice, One-time pad - Historical uses, One-time pad - True randomness requirements, One-time pad - Methods that offer empirical security but not Shannon security, One-time pad - Methods that offer neither empirical security nor Shannon security, One-time pad - Achieving Shannon security, One-time pad - Making one time pads by hand Read more here: » One-time pad: Encyclopedia II - One-time pad - Making one time pads by hand |
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