Cryptography – Particular algorithmic function encoding
Patent
1989-04-26
1991-11-26
Gregory, Bernarr E.
Cryptography
Particular algorithmic function encoding
380 9, 380 30, 380 49, H04L 928
Patent
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050688952
ABSTRACT:
An encrypting method for producing a code which cannot be deciphered by an eavesdropper. The encrypting method does not require the bit length of input information to be increased when the information is converted into a cryptogram. The encrypting method uses a prior art encryptor and decryptor when it determines that the input information is small enough to not overrun the bit length when encrypted, and a bit-length preservation encryptor and decryptor when the input information will overrun the bit length when encrypted.
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Gregory Bernarr E.
NEC Corporation
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