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Layered Compression #12

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Layered compression refers to the process of compressing a file or folder multiple times.

  • Layered Processing: Layered compression divides data into multiple layers, with each layer utilizing different compression algorithms

  • Multiple Encryption: Each layer uses different encryption algorithms and keys, requiring attackers to break through each layer. This means that even if they successfully crack the encryption of one layer, they still face the protection of the other layers.

  • Increased Complexity of Cracking: Attackers need to invest more time and resources to crack the encryption of each layer and obtain the corresponding keys. This complexity makes attacks more difficult and increases the chances of failure.



Example

  • Algorithm selection is random. Password generation is random.
    Layer - Algorithm - Cipher
    1 AES 123
    2 ChaCha20 1234
    3 Blowfish 12345
    4 CAST5 123456
    5 Camellia 1234567
    6 AES 12345678
    7 DES x123
    8 3DES x1234
    9 AES x12345

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