Why Great Love Is Based On The Perfect Secrecy Theorem?

"In a world of noise and chaos, a secret love is a moment of peace and serenity."

In 1978, the beautiful story between Alice and Bob began. It started discreetly and shyly, but the way they communicated over the years made them famous. But every story needs a good bad guy… or more. Without a bad guy, there's no thriller. In the following years, other characters have joined their cryptographic family. There’s beautiful Eve, the passive and submissive eavesdropper, Oscar, Eve 's friend, Mallory the malicious attacker, and Trent, trusted by all, just to name a few. And Rupert... Yes, I forgot about Rupert, the one with the repudiation...

The story continues and must have a happy ending. I don't know if Alice and Bob are still alive, but their secret will remain forever. They became the world’s most famous cryptographic couple.

A simple and perfect method of data encryption can be achieved using irrational numbers. The set of irrational numbers has uncountable infinitely many elements. These elements provide us with a potential set of uncountable infinitely many stream keys. Moreover, each irrational number has infinitely many decimals (in any base), and its sequence of decimals neither terminates nor shows periodicity. Consequently, both conditions on the infinite length of the key and on its unique use per message are fulfilled. These conditions guarantee perfect secrecy of the messages.

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