2 pointsby RanggaS6 hours ago1 comment
  • RanggaS6 hours ago
    I designed RSME (Reactive Stability Mutation Encryption) to solve a specific problem: providing active defense for resource-constrained devices like drones and IoT. The core idea is the 'Delta%' sensor—a mathematical awareness within the encryption itself that triggers a key mutation when instability is detected. Looking for feedback from the community on the MTD (Moving Target Defense) logic.
    • jqpabc1235 hours ago
      How is "k" derived?
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      • RanggaSan hour ago
        Great question. "k" is derived during the encryption phase as the integer quotient (floor division) of the pre-modulo value.

        If we let X = (((Data * Y) - P) + Y) XOR S, then: k = floor(X / M)

        This "k" value acts as a restoration constant to reverse the modulo operation during decryption, ensuring the process is fully reversible. In practice, it's handled as part of the state metadata.

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