Who can decrypt my very safe crypted Text ????

It is a 2048 Bit Code and I want to know who can crack it ...
The winner gets the source of my cool programm!
Programmer Marco :-)

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On Wed, 10 Feb 1999 13:35:46 +0100, user14

Generally, "very safe" algorithms are those that are put forward for
public review.  If you (or a qualified cryptographer) know the
algorithm used and you still can't crack the code (except by brute
force), it might be safe (if there is no faster way or shortcut to do
better than the algorithm).

If someone cracked your code, why would they need the source of your
program? :)  It all depends on what you are protecting with your code.
Are you hiding a secret that is more valuable than the time required
to break the algorithm?  If the secret is less valuable than the time
required (or the secret loses its value after the time it takes to
crack), that is another measure of safety.

I'm not sure how many readers will accept your challenge.  Benefit vs
cost doesn't seem great.  Just by glancing at the data, there seem to
be some patterns (even though it might be what happens when binary
data is viewed in a newsreader), a real cryptographer might use that.
BTW why did you post in the BCB graphics newsgroup?

Chris Hill
Chris...@aol.com

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