White Paper: CORA - patterns and probabilities
This White Paper addresses the simplicity with which a MUP (Multiple Use Pads) can be implemented.
MUPs are an implementation of OTPs that avoid their limitations which make OTPs impractical.
One Time Pads
OTPs have perfect encryption as long as:
- they are only used once
- they are as long as the message
- they have a truly random key
Multiple Use Pads
MUPs have all of the benefits of OTPs without their operational limitations. Most importantly is that:
- they may be reused
- they do not have to be as long as the message
- they do not have to be perfectly random
- a short python file is available at https://github.com/goCORA/MUP_basic_example to demonstrate that MUPs may be reused
Context Ordered Replacement Algorithm
The White Paper explores CORA's probabilistic architecture and how it achieves unbreakable security.
- CORA doesn't just resist attacks - it makes them irrelevant.
- By eliminating exploitable structure, CORA renders ransomware inert and ineffective.
