c3Rhcg==
YzNSaGNnPT1pcw==
WXpOU2FHTm5QVDFwY3c9PWJvcm4=
V1hwT1UyRkhUbTVRVkRGd1kzYzlQV0p2Y200PWFuZA==
VjFod1QxVXlSa2hVYlRWUlZrUkdkMWt6WXpsUVYwcDJZMjAwUFdGdVpBPT1yYWlzZWQ=
V1hwT1UyRkhUbTVRVkRGd1kzYzlQV0p2Y200PWFuZAraised
WXpOU2FHTm5QVDFwY3c9PWJvcm4=and
YzNSaGNnPT1pcwborn
c3Rhcg==is
star
I Start off with the word "star". I encode it and I get
c3Rhcg== - I add the word "is" and encode I get
YzNSaGNnPT1pcw== - I add the word "born" I get
WXpOU2FHTm5QVDFwY3c9PWJvcm4= I add the word "and" and encode to get
V1hwT1UyRkhUbTVRVkRGd1kzYzlQV0p2Y200PWFuZA== - and "raised" to get
VjFod1QxVXlSa2hVYlRWUlZrUkdkMWt6WXpsUVYwcDJZMjAwUFdGdVpBPT1yYWlzZWQ=
Notice that if one detail changes I cant go back.. corrections when going back need to be made (if automated) so in other words, large junks of the key need to be deleted or changed in order to see how data can be stored and how it can be protected this way but just imagine
if words were not used like lets say we pick out words and encrypt those.. then use the encrypted key generated from words to start the chain instead of using star. computers are way better at remembering things than we can. Rings Bells lol anyway... Iv got another idea im keeping to myself.
Theoretically if you knew where to cut and add the words during reversal, you could get to the initial hidden word (star).* We in the money.
https://www.base64decode.org/ - this is the website where i stumbled accross this interesting behaviour of encryption
