Which is the best algorithm in Cryptography?
Currently, at least as far as the public is concerned, it is the public key-private key, dual key technology, also known as RSA. Look up Phil Zimmerman in your favorite search engine. He was prosecuted for releasing weapons overseas because he developed an independent version of RSA, known as Pretty Good Privacy (PGP). At the time, cryptography was consider a weapon just as any guided missile. Actually, THE most secure method is called the “one time pad”. Again, use your favorite search engine. It literally IS a pad of paper, with each page printed with a key. Both sides have an identical pad. You use the top sheet, encode the message and send it. The receiver then decodes the message using the top sheet. BOTH then discard the top sheet. If a key is only used one time, it is only possible to GUESS at the key. Without more than one message, there is no way to do any statistically analyze usage frequency which can lead to determining the key. The more messages encoded with the same key,
