Re: Encrypt/Decrypt

I have a pretty sweet encrypter/decrypter online that I wrote in Perl. Feel free to check it out and see if this is something that might interest you:

http://www.trixmaster.com/designs/encrypter.pl

It has 144-bit key strength, plus I added a little extra trickery to epitomize randomness of outputted ciphertext. If I told ya the code, I would then have to kill you.lol(j/k)

David

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Re: Re: Encrypt/Decrypt by Anonymous Monk on Aug 03, 2002 at 20:14 UTC
Congratulations on learning how to make a working link. However I still hope that nobody is fooled by your post into trusting an unverified encryption algorithm written by a novice. Particularly not when there are plenty of well-studied and well-analyzed algorithms with freely available (and analyzable) implementations like Crypt::CipherSaber (uses a shared secret), Crypt::DH (agree on a secret over an insecure channel) and Crypt::OpenPGP (public/private key implementation). Each of which is appropriate in a different situation, and all of which have a lot more experience backing them than yours.	[reply]

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Re: Re: Encrypt/Decrypt
by Anonymous Monk on Aug 03, 2002 at 20:14 UTC

learning

However I still hope that nobody is fooled by your post into trusting an unverified encryption algorithm written by a novice. Particularly not when there are plenty of well-studied and well-analyzed algorithms with freely available (and analyzable) implementations like Crypt::CipherSaber (uses a shared secret), Crypt::DH (agree on a secret over an insecure channel) and Crypt::OpenPGP (public/private key implementation). Each of which is appropriate in a different situation, and all of which have a lot more experience backing them than yours.

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