Convolutional Neural Networks (CNN) — Machine Learning for Encryption & Countermeasures

Joe Alongi
8 min readDec 2, 2017

Through machine intelligence, we have ventured upon applications of a plethora of frameworks to solve for imagery, motion picture, sound, and natural language. We have started to outline how they can create high-level interpreted data as independent frameworks, and working collaboratively to process additive layers for accuracy.

Among the understanding of these data sets and the attributions of how increasing applications of data are developed in the connected world, we can begin to parlay the understanding of how they can connect to work to identify each other. As we look at the abilities of convolution to interpret data, with LTSMs to remember/gate/filter them, we can understand how generative networks can create outputs through the filtered data to create instruments in which have a scaling presence.

The understanding of these factors has driven the pursuit in cryptology in the recent past to work towards security applications such as blockchain. The matters of encrypting and passing the data through secure layers is a managed proponent in meeting the developing matters at hand with a sense of viable measure. In this chapter of our progress, we start to understand the contrasting capabilities of these networks the solve against each other, in the means of deciphering…

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