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Originally Posted by 0Lucifer0
Yes but nostale encryption is using keys to bitshift the value of each bytes. Nostale packet is encryption not encoding (actually it’s both but encryption is part of it)
Nostale is using something really close to Caesar cipher.
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How is shifting related to Encoding?
Encoding is the process of converting data from one form to another.
Shifting is an arithmetic operation.
Following your logic also +, -, * and / are part of Encoding but you are wrong.
Doing 1+1=2 is not Encoding.
It is changing a value to another using a given tool (in that case +).
You can use any operator to achieve Encoding. It still does not mean that they are connected each other.
You can not consider shifting as part of Encoding.
It is standalone.