Encoding a PDF using matrix multiplication
I need to encode a patent application in a PDF file using matrix multiplication on Mathematica so I can save it on a cloud storage service so my partner can download the encoded file in Asia and decode it using inverse matrix multiplication.
The challenge is we do not want to use any commercially available software to achieve this objective.
Can anyone help us?
Thanks!
Joe
pdf cryptography mathematica
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I need to encode a patent application in a PDF file using matrix multiplication on Mathematica so I can save it on a cloud storage service so my partner can download the encoded file in Asia and decode it using inverse matrix multiplication.
The challenge is we do not want to use any commercially available software to achieve this objective.
Can anyone help us?
Thanks!
Joe
pdf cryptography mathematica
asked Jan 29 at 10:10
Joe ColettaJoe Coletta
1
Convert the file to a matrix, do the multiplication and you're done? What is givign you trouble?
– Seth
Jan 29 at 10:30
I am embarrassed to say that despite using Mathematica for nearly ten years, I cannot find how to convert a file into a matrix. Thank you in advance for your help. Joe
– Joe Coletta
Jan 29 at 17:44
If I'm not mistaken this would be the help for Mathematica, isn't it? Seems to quite straight forward to read a file. You probably could do something like ReadByteArray and work with that. I don't know much about Mathematica so I don't know how you'd do a matrix multiplication on that.
– Seth
Jan 30 at 6:22
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I need to encode a patent application in a PDF file using matrix multiplication on Mathematica so I can save it on a cloud storage service so my partner can download the encoded file in Asia and decode it using inverse matrix multiplication.
The challenge is we do not want to use any commercially available software to achieve this objective.
Can anyone help us?
Thanks!
Joe
pdf cryptography mathematica
asked Jan 29 at 10:10
Joe ColettaJoe Coletta
1
I need to encode a patent application in a PDF file using matrix multiplication on Mathematica so I can save it on a cloud storage service so my partner can download the encoded file in Asia and decode it using inverse matrix multiplication.
The challenge is we do not want to use any commercially available software to achieve this objective.
Can anyone help us?
Thanks!
Joe
pdf cryptography mathematica
pdf cryptography mathematica
asked Jan 29 at 10:10
Joe ColettaJoe Coletta
1
asked Jan 29 at 10:10
Joe ColettaJoe Coletta
1
asked Jan 29 at 10:10
Joe ColettaJoe Coletta
1
asked Jan 29 at 10:10
Joe ColettaJoe Coletta
1
asked Jan 29 at 10:10
Joe ColettaJoe Coletta
1
1
Convert the file to a matrix, do the multiplication and you're done? What is givign you trouble?
– Seth
Jan 29 at 10:30
I am embarrassed to say that despite using Mathematica for nearly ten years, I cannot find how to convert a file into a matrix. Thank you in advance for your help. Joe
– Joe Coletta
Jan 29 at 17:44
If I'm not mistaken this would be the help for Mathematica, isn't it? Seems to quite straight forward to read a file. You probably could do something like ReadByteArray and work with that. I don't know much about Mathematica so I don't know how you'd do a matrix multiplication on that.
– Seth
Jan 30 at 6:22
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Convert the file to a matrix, do the multiplication and you're done? What is givign you trouble?
– Seth
Jan 29 at 10:30
I am embarrassed to say that despite using Mathematica for nearly ten years, I cannot find how to convert a file into a matrix. Thank you in advance for your help. Joe
– Joe Coletta
Jan 29 at 17:44
If I'm not mistaken this would be the help for Mathematica, isn't it? Seems to quite straight forward to read a file. You probably could do something like ReadByteArray and work with that. I don't know much about Mathematica so I don't know how you'd do a matrix multiplication on that.
– Seth
Jan 30 at 6:22
Convert the file to a matrix, do the multiplication and you're done? What is givign you trouble?
– Seth
Jan 29 at 10:30
Convert the file to a matrix, do the multiplication and you're done? What is givign you trouble?
– Seth
Jan 29 at 10:30
I am embarrassed to say that despite using Mathematica for nearly ten years, I cannot find how to convert a file into a matrix. Thank you in advance for your help. Joe
– Joe Coletta
Jan 29 at 17:44
I am embarrassed to say that despite using Mathematica for nearly ten years, I cannot find how to convert a file into a matrix. Thank you in advance for your help. Joe
– Joe Coletta
Jan 29 at 17:44
If I'm not mistaken this would be the help for Mathematica, isn't it? Seems to quite straight forward to read a file. You probably could do something like ReadByteArray and work with that. I don't know much about Mathematica so I don't know how you'd do a matrix multiplication on that.
– Seth
Jan 30 at 6:22
If I'm not mistaken this would be the help for Mathematica, isn't it? Seems to quite straight forward to read a file. You probably could do something like ReadByteArray and work with that. I don't know much about Mathematica so I don't know how you'd do a matrix multiplication on that.
– Seth
Jan 30 at 6:22
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Convert the file to a matrix, do the multiplication and you're done? What is givign you trouble?
– Seth
Jan 29 at 10:30
I am embarrassed to say that despite using Mathematica for nearly ten years, I cannot find how to convert a file into a matrix. Thank you in advance for your help. Joe
– Joe Coletta
Jan 29 at 17:44
If I'm not mistaken this would be the help for Mathematica, isn't it? Seems to quite straight forward to read a file. You probably could do something like ReadByteArray and work with that. I don't know much about Mathematica so I don't know how you'd do a matrix multiplication on that.
– Seth
Jan 30 at 6:22