Super Secreto - The Third Epoch of Cryptography: Multiple, exponential, quantum-secure and above all, simple and practical Encryption for Everyone

Content

Preface: Regarding the global crisis of Privacy - The awakening of encryption
and its way into the Third Epoch of Cryptography ● 11

1 Fear-free, confidential and secure – Does Democracy need the Right to
Encrypt? ● 22

1.1 The first act: Main role of the European parliamentarians ● 24
1.2 The second act: Big Five & Five Eyes - Main roles of more than five (secret) agents ● 27
1.3 The third act: Main role of novella ● 50
1.4 The fourth act: Nobody intends to monitor: On the crisis of Privacy in the 21st century ● 62
1.5 The fifth act: Apple\'s Falls - create reality through technological power as fifth state power after legislative, judiciary, executive and the media ● 79

2 26 Shades of Grey - The search for hidden multi-encryption in Steganography ● 84

2.1 We play Halma: with the null cipher ● 87
2.2 Thanks to the stencil filter: I can see what you cannot see! ● 89
2.3 The Bacon‘s Cipher: Change instead of illusion ● 93
2.4 Hiding and Mixing by Transformation: The XOR Function ● 96
2.5 Deniable cipher text: A new direction of research or just a salted message? ● 99

3 With learning curves: Back to the future of a new WhatsApp? ● 103

3.1 The sixth act: Main role of teachers ● 103
3.2 The seventh act: Main role Europol and the police officers ● 105
3.3 The eighth act: Main role John Doe – Trust is good, encryption is better ● 108
3.4 The nineth act: Main role WhatsApp, a deceased canary and Captain L. ● 112
3.5 The tenth act: The discovery of innovative alternatives ● 123
3.6 Democratization of open-source encryption: A magnificent spectacle of only mathematics? ● 124
3.7 My kick-off: How do I personally approach the subject of encryption as a learner? ● 131


4 Historical beginnings and basics of Cryptography ● 136

4.1 From Caesar to Enigma to AES: The symmetric encryption ● 140
4.1.1 A special case: the one-time pad (OTP) ● 149
4.1.2 Three-dimensional mixing as a thought model in Cube Encryption ● 153
4.2 Asymmetric encryption ● 160
4.2.1 GPG (GNU Privacy Guard) ● 165
4.2.2 S/MIME ● 170
4.3 Hash-functions, certificates and signatures: SHA, Argon2 & Co. ● 171

5 The Third Epoch of Cryptography: An age for multi-encryption, exponential encryption & quantum-secure encryption? ● 174

5.1 Departure and farewell: No Longer Secure ● 175
5.2 Quantum-computers and their superior breakthrough into a new Epoch ● 185
5.3 Multi-encryption: A cocktail at the bar? ● 193
5.4 Exponential encryption with the Echo-protocol in the network of graphs ● 198
5.5 McEliece & NTRU: A new life cycle with secure algorithms?! ● 206

6 Transformation of Cryptography: The key transport problem is solved ● 211

6.1 Key exchanges over DHM, REPLEO, EPKS or AutoCrypt? ● 212
6.2 Cryptographic Calling: from Forward Secrecy to Instant Perfect Forward Secrecy (IPFS) ● 220
6.3 Derivative Cryptography: Secret Stream Keys derived from the Socialist Millionaire Protocol (SMP) ● 223
6.4 Derivative Cryptography: Juggerknaut Keys ● 228
6.5 Free of knowledge in the Ali Baba Cave ● 230
6.6 Automated freedom of interaction and other perspectives on Zero- Knowledge proofs for further programming in Cryptography ● 234

7 Digital and cryptographic sovereignty: National, personal and entrepreneurial ● 252

8 Apps, programs and tools – with which learners learn, to become
Encryption Master No. 1 ● 264

8.1 Hard disk encryption with Veracrypt ● 264
8.2 Smoke Crypto Chat: Mobile McEliece-Messenger ● 267
8.3 Spot-On – Well-known suite for encryption ● 274
8.4 Rosetta-Crypto-Pad – With conversions to a conversation ● 278
8.5 GoldBug Messenger – Show us your GUI ● 280
8.6 Delta-Chat: POPTASTIC popular ● 283
8.7 Silence - A SMS-App with End-to-End-Encryption ● 286
8.8 Conversations App: The old dinosaur in the moult? ● 286
8.9 Hacker’s Keyboard: Prevent taps in plain text ● 289
8.10 Federation without accounts: Echo Chat Server & XMPP Server & Matrix Server & Co● 290
8.11 Netcat & Socat: Terminal-commands as Telecommunication system? ● 299
8.12 RetroShare: What was Turtle Hopping again? ● 300
8.13 Get four mailboxes from friends without human number identification: Institution, Care-Of, Ozone and BitMessage ● 303
8.14 In the invisible DHT-network with Briar ● 316
8.15 Encrypted File-Sharing: Freenet & Offsystem ● 318
8.16 OnionShare – Transfer without chat ● 325
8.17 Websearch and P2P-URL-Sharing with YaCy & Spot-On ● 326
8.18 Web browsing with Dooble, Iron and a Cookie-Washer● 332
8.19 Tor Browser: Disguise the IP address ● 334
8.20 A network with a perspective for surfing: Hello Echo… ● 336
8.21 I2P Network: Invisible in the mix network ● 337
8.22 If you can do UNIX, you can do GNUnet ● 338
8.23 OpenVPN – an established tunnel to the peer? ● 338
8.24 Checkpoint CryptPad ● 340
8.25 OpenStego – I don\'t see anything that you can see ● 341
8.26 Tails – Amnesia at the Kiosk ● 342
8.27 Mumble Audio as well Jitsi, Nextcloud and BigBlueButton Video Chat ● 343
8.28 Telegram, Threema and Wire ● 343
8.29 Mastodon\'s decentral Chat-Servernet ● 345
8.30 Public enemies No. 1: Cash and microphone-free rooms prevent glass people ● 346
8.31 Cryptographic Cafeteria ● 348

9 Interoperability, Congruence and Interconnectivity of Scottish Eggs ● 350
9.1 Interoperability: not only technically a hopeless endeavor? ● 350
9.2 Big-7-Study: Open-source Messenger in comparison ● 354
9.3 Messenger Scorecards: For the completeness of cryptographic criteria ● 361
9.4 Possible recommendations for the standardization and
interoperability of messengers ● 367
9.5 Technical outlook: The coat of the Scottish egg - State servers as an overlay network? ● 372

10 Social Outlook: With a No-Plaintext-Strategy into the Dilemma of an encrypted society? ● 378

Index of Figures ● 394

Glossary ● 396

Didactic Questions ● 405

Bibliographic References ● 407

Index of Abbreviations ● 426

Register ● 430

References ● 434

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