Lidia Fernández schrieb:
IIRC "openssl enc -des3" reads binary input and writes binary output, since encrypted data is inherently binary. You may encode the binary output afterwards by other means (for example by using Base64 encoding "openssl enc -base64") into a text format if you need one. UTF-8 would be a quite inefficient encoding for this purpose...Hello all!Thank Julius Davies, the library that you say me is very good. But now i have another problem... When i encrypt in Java, it made a file in UFT-8 format, and this don't understand by "openssl enc"Do you know how i can change the "openssl enc -des3..." encode?? i need UFT-8, but i don't know what encode openssl uses.
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