A LeVeL playing shield: Defending against Hackers smarter than yourself

No matter how smart and sophisticated you may be, out there lurks a hacker smart enough to detect a tunnel to your data, negotiate through your protective complexity and cyber violate you. Arm yourself with sufficient humility to so realize (it's hard, security experts are smart people). This realization will then point you to a different strategy: neutralize any smarts advantage claimed by your attacker. How? Make effective use of a resource that has just become cheap and available: pure randomness. People who are smarter than your hacker (e.g. Einstein, Heisenberg, Bohr, Feynman) have concluded that a bit string constructed from a quantum source is totally devoid of pattern. Unlike, say, elliptic curves and RSA, which have pattern complexities your hacker can detect, and you not, pure randomness has no pattern to be detected, no matter how smart you are. We need smarts though, to come up with a method to use this effective resource to achieve our goal -- cyber security that withstand attacks by people smarter than we are. It's a new field of research. Here is the state of art: "Pattern Devoid Cryptography" eprint.iacr.org/2021/1510

[@AndyMaloneMVP]

Great to see you posting again. You were missed :-)

[@GideonTheTeacher]

Thanks Andy, lots of new stuff to talk about!

[@AndyMaloneMVP]

@@GideonTheTeacher indeed and I want to thank you. As it’s you who inspired me to create my own channel 👍😊