Tri d corpus crack is a computer program that can assist in the cracking of various types of encrypted texts. It was created by the NSA's goal during the 2011 project "IARPA Contest". The actual algorithm used in this software is one of several provided by James Hener who received his PhD in Computer Science from New York University. You can find more information about James Hener and his work on his official website at http://jameshener.com/ This application provides an easy to use interface that allows for users to input their encrypted messages then view or actuate where tri d corpus crack has completed its analysis on the given message, with accurate results delivered to you back on screen. The software was designed to extract three different types of information from a given message: 1. The plaintext language. 2. Some portion of the plaintext itself (may be partial) 3. The language "family" (i.e., broad classification) within which the plaintext falls, such as Romance or Indo-European, and the family that contains it, such as Italic or Latin or Germanic, and then that family's superfamily, such as Indo-European and Nostratic, and so on back up through various levels to Proto-Indo-European itself. Tri d corpus crack does not provide an exact meaning for all the various language families that may be found in a given encrypted text. Instead, tri d corpus crack provides an estimation of the strength of each family by calculating its probability of being present in the encrypted message. This allows users to determine the extent to which the input text is likely to be within a particular family. The encryption algorithm used by tri d corpus crack is one obtained from James Hener's doctoral thesis, then modified by an NSA employee who applied for a patent on that technique. The algorithm consists of two parts, or two components: 1. The first part is a finite state machine that accepts as input a sequence of characters of arbitrary length and produces as output a sequence of characters such that the elements in the output sequence are either English letters, blank spaces, or some other type of symbol such as punctuation marks. 2. The second part is a function that maps English letters and digits into numbers then uses those numbers to represent any character (whether it be an English letter or some other type of symbol) within the input message. While we can not know for sure what this algorithm is, we can deduce what it is not. It is not a simple substitution cipher, a transposition cipher, or a secret code. In fact, it is probably some form of homophonic substitution cipher where the "plaintext" language changes depending on the context of any given character. For example, the plaintext language might be English at one point then shift to French when that same character appears in different context. In order to find the correct plaintext for a given message, tri d corpus crack would have to either guess what context each unknown character might have had when it was originally inserted into the encrypted text or use some other means to determine the possibility of each possible context for each of these characters.
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