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It takes a one-time pad approach to encryption, using a key the same length as the message.

But there is one encryption scheme, known even in Turing's time, that is mathematically secure against not just quantum computers but any computer that will ever be invented: the one-time pad.

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Using the program, an activist could type a message on a computer and encrypt it with a floppy disk containing the one-time pad of random numbers.

While the PQC standards are a critical first step, there is one unfortunate fact: The encryption is not provably unbreakable. There is a concept in cryptography called information-theoretic security.

While the encryption itself is uncrackable, provided keys are properly randomly generated, one-time pad systems have several other vulnerabilities.

Description: The one-time pad is a cryptographic technique that provides perfect secrecy when used correctly. It involves the use of a random key that is at least as long as the plaintext message.

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