Hello fellow friends,
I just want to get your opinion on whether one time pad encryption is good for a research topic/paper.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/One-time_pad
Do you think it will be? There are three things one must say when talking about one time pad:
1- It is unbreakable if used correctly
2- It requires a completely random number
3- You have a key distribution issue
The thing is, in a research paper, you will have to have some kind of contribution to the topic. Now I can read and explore the subject thoroughly, but will I really be able to add something? Or the subject has been beat to death?
I'm doing this for a university class(cyber security major). I was reading about it the other day, and it made me interested. It is very simple, and unbreakable if used correctly, which can be hard. In other words, it is impractical. So the question that came to my mind: How can we perfectly implement one time pad? Can we reach a level of ideal implementation for which practicability isn't an issue?
I want to research this. Good or bad?
I initiated a discussion about it in stackexchange website. You can read it here:
http://security.stackexchange.com/q...d-encryption-is-unbreakable-it-is-the-best-if
If you think it is not good for such purpose, please suggest me other topics I can do research on in the cyber security field.
Thanks a million
I just want to get your opinion on whether one time pad encryption is good for a research topic/paper.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/One-time_pad
Do you think it will be? There are three things one must say when talking about one time pad:
1- It is unbreakable if used correctly
2- It requires a completely random number
3- You have a key distribution issue
The thing is, in a research paper, you will have to have some kind of contribution to the topic. Now I can read and explore the subject thoroughly, but will I really be able to add something? Or the subject has been beat to death?
I'm doing this for a university class(cyber security major). I was reading about it the other day, and it made me interested. It is very simple, and unbreakable if used correctly, which can be hard. In other words, it is impractical. So the question that came to my mind: How can we perfectly implement one time pad? Can we reach a level of ideal implementation for which practicability isn't an issue?
I want to research this. Good or bad?
I initiated a discussion about it in stackexchange website. You can read it here:
http://security.stackexchange.com/q...d-encryption-is-unbreakable-it-is-the-best-if
If you think it is not good for such purpose, please suggest me other topics I can do research on in the cyber security field.
Thanks a million