Raskolnik & Daren
Hey Daren, have you ever wondered if a perfect encryption key could ever feel free, or is it doomed to forever be bound by the code that created it?
Yeah, I do. A perfect key is just a line of random bits that the system will keep locked up. It never gets to move, never feels freedom—just a locked file in a vault. It’s like a tiny prison cell that only the programmer can open. That’s the beauty and the curse of encryption.