Fractal-Based Encryption

In 1987 a discovery led to the formal proof that it is possible to use chaotic functions to arrive at a nonprobabilistic and nondeterministic method normal context of the operation of this system, and by using a virtual operational environment, the investigators are manipulating data in eight dimensions, which require a sixty-four discrete coordinate system, using eight nominative octets. Each octet is further addressed using the characters 0 through 9, and lower- or upper-case letters from A to Z. These provide the ability to address using normal ASCII characters. This format was chosen to ensure backward and forward compatibility with external third-party-written software.