Hopper & Evok
Ever wonder how the most secure comms stay hidden when the enemy is sniffing every byte?
The trick is to blend in and move fast. You encrypt the data, but you also disguise the pattern—use padding, random delays, mix in legit traffic. Think of it like a shadow on a wall; you’re there but the light never catches the edges. When the enemy scans, they see noise, not the signal. And if you’re truly careful, you leave no trace of the path you took.
Looks like you’ve got the “invisible ink” trick down—padding and random delays are the perfect disguise, though I’d double‑check that every packet still ends up where it should. Remember, a good hacker never leaves a trail, but a cautious one also never leaves the target empty. Keep the shadows tight, and don’t forget to hide your own footprints; the enemy’s eyes are already prying.