I recognize that I am using a weak encryption,...

ACME::Bleach is obfuscation rather than encryption.

*sigh*

Fortunately I'm not talking about Bleach, I'm talking about the weak encryption that is built into perlc.

It's amazing how many times I have to state this.

Various people have pointed out your "truths" may be misunderstandings

Ironically it's the other way around. It's interesting as well that people such as yourself are more willing to trust the claims made by ikegami, rather than to either trust the claims or the author, or, better yet, check for yourself.

http://MarginalHacks.com/Hacks/perlc/

Search for 'key'

Or look at the source and/or run the usage:

http://MarginalHacks.com/bin/perlc

In reply to Re^7: Why is it bad to hide the source? by daveola
in thread Why is it bad to hide the source? by z0d

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