At present the world is working on it, largely because of the most disturbing way it has been implemented.
Right on! Up with disturbing implementations! That'll teach those NSA goons... 
sub modifyKeys(){
    # snip #
    For $x = 1 To length($self->{R_KEY})
        $i = ord(substr($self->{R_KEY}, $x, 1)) - 32
        S_KEY = S_KEY + ord(($i ^ $self->{RSORT}[$i] ^ $self->{ATT}) +
+ 32)
    Next x

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In reply to Re: Revision to the method that defines the modified key ... by MeowChow
in thread CipherText by NodeReaper

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