Crypto tech

 Dimension of numbers

 One letter is 16 bits. But it's interesting if you use a conversion table (before encryption), in which letters are encoded by numbers of different bit depths - 18, 21, 34, 52, 63 bits ... How much will this complicate decoding? And if the bit depth of the letters (corresponding numbers) is changed by chance, in accordance with the second encryption key?

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