Cryptanalysis

A statistical comparison is provided here for informational purposes only.
Block ciphers (e.g., AES) are deterministic, and encode plaintext into ciphertext.
There is a one-to-one relationship between plaintext and its corresponding ciphertext.
Because of this relationship, statistical analysis of ciphertext is an important first step.
Other cryptanalysis techniques analyze plaintext and ciphertext taken together, as a pair.
Emergent File System processes are nondeterministic and do not encode plaintext.
The relationship between plaintext and data aspects is probabilistic.
Linear and differential cryptanalysis cannot be applied to data aspects.
Because data aspects are not ciphertext, other techniques must be used.
It is necessary but insufficient, for a cryptographic system protecting information to resist breakage.
Whether a particular output corresponds to a certain plaintext must also remain indeterminable.
Circumvention of a cryptographic design must also be prevented.