Re: VMs: Personal Guess

["Jeff" <jeff@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

GC <glenclaston@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote

> Jeff, I'm certainly an advocate for the "England" origin, but I'm just
> curious why you think it originated from England.  Most evidence others
are
> amassing does not negate the "England" hypothesis, but "England" is
> certainly in the minority right now.  I have my reasons for believing
this,
> will you share yours?

I believe it is based on an encryption method developed in France with some
very evil twists applied to the original. I am getting statistics that
verify my assumptions, though these may still be false.

Why England? The idea crossed the channel
http://members.aol.com/mfrankland/cyphers.htm. and was combined with
another. (The other, on the same page, was letter pairing.) AS I mentioned
before it has (!(x^2)) * 2 combinations. BUT IT CAN BE CRACKED. And I now
have the methods to do it.

> Jeff wrote:
>
> > When?  Uncertain.
> > Where? I believe England.
> > Who?  Unknown.
> > What?  A very straight forward looking cipher with  (factorial (x
> > squared))
> > * x number of word/phrase pattern combinations. Where x = number of
> > characters in cipher alphabet.
> >
> > Which makes is slightly difficult to crack.
>


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