The New Era Of Exponential Encryption: - Beyond Cryptographic Routing with the Echo Protocol [Paperback]

In their book Era of Exponential Encryption - Beyond Cryptographic Routing the authors provide a vision that can demonstrate an increasing multiplication of options for encryption and decryption processes: Similar to a grain of rice that doubles exponentially in every field of a chessboard more and more newer concepts and programming in the area of cryptography increase these manifolds: both encryption and decryption require more session-related and multiple keys so that numerous options even exist for configuring hybrid encryption: with different keys and algorithms symmetric and asymmetrical methods or even modern multiple encryption with that ciphertext is converted again and again to ciphertext. It will be analyzed how a handful of newer applications like e.g. Spot-On and GoldBug E-Mail Client & Crypto Chat Messenger and other open source software programming implement these encryption mechanisms. Renewing a key several times - within the dedicated session with cryptographic calling - has forwarded the term of perfect forward secrecy to instant perfect forward secrecy (IPFS). But even more: if in advance a bunch of keys is sent a decoding of a message has to consider not only one present session key but over dozens of keys are sent - prior before the message arrives. The new paradigm of IPFS has already turned into the newer concept of these Fiasco Keys. Fiasco Keys are keys which provide over a dozen possible ephemeral keys within one session and define Fiasco Forwarding the approach which complements and follows IPFS. And further: by adding routing- and graph-theory to the encryption process which is a constant part of the so called Echo Protocol an encrypted packet might take different graphs and routes within the network. This shifts the current status to a new age: The Era of Exponential Encryption so the vision and description of the authors. If routing does not require destination information but is replaced by cryptographic in