The "additional data" is just any other data you might want to "prove" the sender has, but not send; like say some meta-data that establishes a permission. It's often left empty.
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These examples underling: even when you use encryption algorithms and schemes we've been perfecting for about 80 years, there's still some gaps you can walk into and break the security. Which is why this stuff is worth knowing!
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Anyway, that's the level I'm going to stick at for now, but we've covered a lot of ground. If you've finished this thread, thank you! But also you should now have some kind of better understanding of what's going on, and what to be wary of. Feel free to AMA.
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Oh the truth table for XOR is wrong. I guess it's more of a lies table. Should be: a | b | c 0 | 0 | 0 1 | 0 | 1 0 | 1 | 1 1 | 1 | 0
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Link to research on this?
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