Almost two years ago, Safaricom Ltd extended the scratch card code from 12 digits to 16 in-order to increase the computational time required to break the code thereby making them more secure. However, system theory acknowledges that systems expose their weaknesses at points of change. I set to find out if the move to higher dimensionality introduced a weakness in the scratch card hidden reload number. To begin the analysis I formulated the following assumptions to guide me in the process. GO TO PAGE 2 TO CONTINUE READING>>>>
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Almost two years ago, Safaricom Ltd extended the scratch card code from 12 digits to 16 in-order to increase the computational time required to break the code thereby making them more secure. However, system theory acknowledges that systems expose their weaknesses at points of change. I set to find out if the move to higher dimensionality introduced a weakness in the scratch card hidden reload number. To begin the analysis I formulated the following assumptions to guide me in the process. GO TO PAGE 2 TO CONTINUE READING>>>>
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