I like that it's orthogonal to other approaches
It's like when they try to invent a new language for a science fiction species. It's hard not to base it on existing concepts of grammar. When trying to invent crypto, how do you avoid basing it on known concepts of math? This at least presents the chance at something genuinely original.
What I think this could lead to is rapidly changing encryption schemes. Instead of trying to come up with something unbreakable, just keep coming up with unique schemes. Rotate them every week and by the time one is broken there's already a new one.
What I think this could lead to is rapidly changing encryption schemes. Instead of trying to come up with something unbreakable, just keep coming up with unique schemes. Rotate them every week and by the time one is broken there's already a new one.
