Under Developement: Encryption
Rabin's Hyper-Encryption technology, which uses a device that quickly generates a deluge of random bits, relies on both time and money to thwart even the most dedicated code breaker. A coded message would be hidden within the bits "like raisins in a pudding," quips Rabin. While anyone can read the random bits, the transmission rate is so high that storing all of the stream for analysis would be either technically unfeasible or cost prohibitive.
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