Totally Secure Non-Quantum Communications?

An anonymous reader writes "TEES is reporting that Dr Laszlo Kish, an associate professor at Texas A&M, has proposed a 'classical, not quantum, encryption scheme that relies on classical physical properties -- current and voltage. He said his scheme is absolutely secure, fast, robust, inexpensive and maintenance-free and relies on simultaneous encrypting of information by both the sender and the receiver.' The scheme uses properties similar to Johnson noise along with Kirchoff's Law to provide what he hopes to be an easier method of secure communications. Arxiv also has the full text [PDF Warning] of the paper."

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Re:Credibility

[Jackmn]

Scientific papers or articles are there to provide information in a concise and accurate manner.

Scientists are not entertainers. If some laymen are too thick to derive intellectual pleasure from reading papers, then let them wallow in their ignorance.