Matador lite v1.0 cryptographic encoder has been successfully written in Python and tested. This is the alpha test for the eventual Red Matador chromocrytographic encoder that will be the final product. The algorithm is designed as a keyless lite encoder for non-critical data. The idea is creating an encoded version of text/file and being able to decipher it using the embedded logic of the binary file it produces. This "key in the code" format allows anyone with the algorithm to break the code.
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it should be noted that this method is a lite deterant and not meant for serious protection of data. It is solely used to explore keyless encoding and decoding.
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