The secret to ‘nearly unbreakable’ encryption was hiding inside the human body

lotuseclat79 · Apr 27, 2014

The secret to ‘nearly unbreakable’ encryption was hiding inside the human body.

Turns out, the best encryption tool in existence is the human heart.
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In an effort to create fool-proof encryption, a team of researchers at Lancaster University looked inward, literally. In a paper published in the American Physical Society’s journal Physical Review X entitled ‟Encoding Data Using Dynamic System Coupling,” the scientists incorporated recent discoveries about how different organs in the human body communicate with each other. In particular, they looked at the way in which the lungs and heart are able to perfectly time their interactions so they function as a single unit while operating independently. In doing so, they seem to have found a “nearly unbreakable” encryption method.
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