Your eyes seem to be enough ... Dig a bit deeper than just looks. Not an argument, you're full of it. Uncapable of proving nothing. Stuck in your little self assertions ... Evolve mortal being, you're not great, greatness isn't for earthlings, you simply exist and you were told how.
If such a picture makes sense to you, it only reflects the state of your mind dear fellow. A random looking cypher which you'll never be able to solve, the riddle of life, the first thread!
LOOOOOOOOOOOOOOL
Requesting source code for generating those PNG's, friend, for humanity's knowledge increase.
What algo is that?
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He's probably just putting the raw image (as in rgb values) through it.
My guess is something that uses AES.
I converted the image to raw RGB using ImageMagick , "encrypted" it using this algorithm and then converted the "encrypted" RGB file back to a PNG. convert image.png image.rgbencrypt image.rgbconvert -size widthxheight -depth 8 image.rgb image.png >What algo is that?
This one . It's a Lehmer RNG. Obviously not cryptographically secure but still better than this dumpster fire
You have no idea what the code does and you have no arguments. Your skills are so below the belt, you compare Lehmer to something you know nothing about.
I mean, WOW!
Again, what's entropy? What's randomness? What's my algorithm doing?
You got two years to learn to talk and the rest of life to learn silence dear fellow.
Quit the BS and focus!
Your "encryption" algorithm fails at encrypting.
I'm mocking you. Seek help.
mentalhealth.gov
You're mocking yourself and behaving like an idiot.
Being mean and irrational for the sake of your ego.
This could've been a fruitful discussion, you turned it into a shit show. You're a circus "animal" ... You like entertainment and you're unable to go to the core of anything. Living on the surface unaware of the layers.
Just look at those images
The encrypted.png is "encrypted" using your program. Notice how you can discern the original image. Explain that.
An image is not an argument. How would you attack the algorithm, not the output data?
Yes there's a pattern, that doesn't say it's revelatory of anything that can help retrieve the key or the clear text. Random looking output is not a measure of security. Knowing how something looks doesn't tell you what it is in crypto.