Conditions for Information Encryption Using Algorithms E and D

06 In cryptography, the encryption algorithm E and the decryption algorithm D must meet the following conditions to ensure that plaintext P can be securely encrypted and correctly restored! Network Technology Section 1) Reversibility Condition The encryption and decryption must be inverse operations of each other, that is: D(E(P))=PExplanation: Applying the encryption algorithm E to … Read more

Detailed Explanation of the RSA Encryption Algorithm

Encryption and Asymmetric Encryption Symmetric encryption: The same key is used for both encryption and decryption, such as the AES algorithm.Asymmetric encryption: Uses a pair of keys (public key + private key), where the public key is used for encryption and the private key is used for decryption. RSA is a typical representative. RSA Algorithm … Read more

Advanced Embedded Development: Performance Optimization, Kernel Analysis, Secure Build, and Architecture Design

Source | Embedded Miscellany Today, I will share some commonly applicable skills for advanced embedded software development. Embedded Performance Optimization Cheng Kefe in “Embedded System Design” points out that system-level optimization is key to enhancing the competitiveness of embedded software, which should be approached from three dimensions: code efficiency, resource utilization, and real-time performance. Embedded … Read more

Why IO Priority Cannot Enhance Your App’s Performance?

When hearing about priority, those involved in performance optimization often consider whether it can be applied to our business. For example: <strong><span><span>ionice -c1 -n0</span></span></strong>, hoping it can improve application performance. But this may just be wishful thinking. Business Process: The process reads and writes data through read write, to the kernel, then to the VFS … Read more

Chapter 2: The Various Faces of PMIC

PMIC stands for Palau Marine Industries Co. To discuss PMIC, we must first talk about a person named Wenhua. Wenhua is the Taiwanese compatriot who provided the second-hand fiberglass longline fishing boats purchased from Taiwan for the COSCO project. His father was a major general in the Kuomintang army. According to him, his father was … Read more

Qualcomm’s ADAS White Paper: Shaping Easy-to-Drive, Affordable, and Safe New Cars in China

Once upon a time, there were jokes about forgetting how to drive a manual transmission vehicle; perhaps in the not-so-distant future, we will hear similar remarks: I wouldn’t dare touch a car without ADAS. Almost every driver and passenger can feel the tremendous changes that have occurred in automobiles in recent years, from the once-optional … Read more

TARA Analysis of In-Vehicle Infotainment Systems

Source: Niuka Network Abstract In modern vehicles, high-performance computing (HPC) systems for infotainment play a crucial role in enhancing the experience of drivers and passengers by providing advanced features such as music, navigation, communication, and entertainment. This system utilizes technologies such as Wi-Fi, cellular networks, NFC, and Bluetooth to ensure continuous internet connectivity for information … Read more

The In-Car Entertainment System of Li Auto: What Hidden Features Are There?

As a leader among new car manufacturers, Li Auto not only excels in range and space but also hides many surprising “treasure features” in its in-car entertainment system. Today, we will unveil these practical features that you may not know about. 1. Co-Driver Entertainment Screen: More Than Just Watching Movies The co-driver entertainment screen of … Read more

Unexpected Swimming Record: Smartwatch Goes for a Swim in the Washing Machine

Reported by / Comprehensive report from our newspaper Many people are accustomed to wearing smartwatches, which are not only convenient but also capable of analyzing personal health status in real-time. A Japanese netizen shared that one day he suddenly received a notification on his phone praising him for completing “19 minutes of swimming exercise,” which … Read more

When Smartwatches Meet Baduanjin: A New Interpretation of Tradition in 2025

At 6:30 AM in the park, a post-2000s individual wearing a sports tank top practices Baduanjin while following a live stream on their phone, with a smartwatch on their wrist recording their heart rate in real-time. Nearby, Aunt Wang’s radio also broadcasts the same set of exercises. This seemingly incongruous scene has become a snapshot … Read more