Re: A86: Re: Another new Program


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Re: A86: Re: Another new Program




   I know what you guys mean, a table would be a lot easier meathod VAR 
storrage, but it does seriously lack in security.  Too bad there is not 
a way to edit lock matrices (of cource that wold defeat the purpose of 
useing them!) But maybe possible cheaters could be slowed down; because 
there is nothing I hate worse than thinking of someone wasteing all the 
time I woud spend writeing a program. (not that I wouldent ocassionally 
do it myself)  I'm thinking of a quick incryption process that should be 
easy to use.

picture this as      multiply it by   and this is
 your data matrix:    this key:        what you get:
     [4,3,5,3]       [2,3,4,4]       [44,50,44,43]
     [2,6,6,1]   X   [3,2,4,2]   =   [44,46,46,40]
     [5,2,4,5]       [3,4,2,3]       [48,55,46,46]
     [6,7,3,9]       [4,4,2,2]       [78,80,76,65]

   Now anyone who looks at the data finds strange numbers has no idea 
what is up.  To get your correct data back you just multiply that by the 
inverse of the key and your back in buisness.  You can use a lot more 
complicated numbers to strengthen the code; but the more complicated you 
get, the slower it may become. (a reall tough code would be to use 
various calculator functions, and a key that will change itself 
periodicly.)  Useing this would require areas in the program to check if 
the program was exited early(BREAK), and adjust itself accordingly to 
prevent data corruption.

                        Ken Kassing
                        the_chronomancer@hotmail.com

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