The New Era Of Exponential Encryption

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The authors present a vision of exponential growth in encryption and decryption processes, akin to a grain of rice doubling on a chessboard. This growth introduces a multitude of encryption options, necessitating more session-related keys for configuring hybrid encryption. Various methods, including symmetric, asymmetrical, and modern multiple encryption, are explored. The book analyzes applications like Spot-On and GoldBug E-Mail Client & Crypto Chat Messenger, showcasing how they implement these advanced encryption mechanisms. The concept of "perfect forward secrecy" evolves into "instant perfect forward secrecy" (IPFS), allowing for multiple keys to be sent before a message arrives, enhancing security. This leads to the introduction of Fiasco Keys, which provide numerous ephemeral keys within a single session, further developing the idea of Fiasco Forwarding that complements IPFS. By integrating routing and graph theory into encryption, as seen in the Echo Protocol, encrypted packets can traverse various routes in the network. This marks a shift into a new era, termed the Era of Exponential Encryption. The authors propose that if routing relies on cryptographic insights rather than destination information, it transcends traditional cryptographic routing. They also outline four key areas within this era, offering social, legal, political, and economic recommendations based on these advancements.