One-Time Pad Encryption With No Pad?

thepooleboy writes: "The Globe and Mail has an article about a Toronto area company that has perfected 'Unbreakable Encryption' using the Vernam Cipher." The idea is to use as a one-time pad a large number generated by equations sent with an initial (proprietary) exchange which takes place when users connect to an equipped server. Since real one-time pads' numbers are by definition random and known in advance to both sender and receiver, though, the company seems to be playing fast-and-loose with their terms.

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Re:If this works

[Anonymous Coward]

look punk, its Goatse.cx forever at least provide a link.

encryption and priests

[Anonymous Coward]

encryption will be unbreakable the day priests stop having litle boys please them

First Post!

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Yeah!! First Post!
With a 14.4K modem too!!