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#NIST #FF1 #FPE Just a test with format-preserving encryption. Used here, a 256bit key and a 64bit nonce.

$ echo "a little test ..." | xxd -p

61206c6974746c652074657374202e2e2e0a

$ echo "a little test ..." | xxd -p | ff1 -k key2 -t tweak

c79a73f13bde057d1d6d9ca82ec030bc4533

I have created some #NFTs in the past, but must admit I do not like the way how the whole #NFT stuff works. It would be much cooler if we could #Zap images, so that the person who send a #Zap could also own the image of the poster, but not the Copyright. Well, just a thought ...

BTW. Here are my NFTs: https://rarible.com/individualist

So, you send encrypted emails to your friends, with #GnuPG. What happens, if you have a #Government #Trojan, on your online device, which you can't detect?

A solution to this problem, is to send/receive encrypted #SMS from a device, which is not connected to the #Internet. Under Linux, you can archive this by installing #modem-manager-gui, with apt-get. Then you only need a surf stick, like a #D-Link DWM 222 and a small portable device, like a #GPD MicroPC.

And as software, you can use #FPE (Format Preserving Encryption) with a base(x) encoder/decoder, with a line length set to 0.

If the SMS is longer than 160 characters it will send multiple SMS.

And as SIM card one can purchase those cheap #Allnet flat cards, so that you don't have to pay for each SMS, you send.

Hope you find this tip useful!

#Tutanota or #ProtonMail does not allow signing up via #Tor. Well, if you use #Bitmessage, try the following: Right-click on your BM address and set up a free email account at the #Mailchuck email Gateway. Once you received your confirmation, fire up #Tor Browser. Visit mailfence.com and use your Mailchuck email address to register. VoilĂ , now you have a free email account, usable with Tor Browser.