On Wed, 10 May 2023 14:43, Dim Xr said:
> I'm far from a security expert, that's why I needed a more
> higher level solution for this. But definitely I'll give it a shot.
Use DMCrypt under Linux or Veracrypt etc. Disk encryption is a
complicated matter and you definitley should have some experi
Thank you Werner.
You need to use a low level crypto library
> for that (e.g. Libgcrypt) and decide which algorithm, mode and
> additional information you use.
>
OK I'll check it out. Searching on the mailing list responses I
came across with Libgcrypt again, but I've read that it is quite
low-le
On Tue, 9 May 2023 17:48, Dim Xr said:
> same size? Is there any way to have FPE (Format Preserving Encryption) via
> GPGME?
No. GPGME uses the OpenPGP and S/MIME protocols (gpg and gpgsm) and is
not suitable for your task. You need to use a low level crypto library
for that (e.g. Libgcrypt) a
Hello all,
I'm currently working on a userspace block device driver. I want to add
encryption on it,
and that's how I came across GPGME.
My question is: is there a way to encrypt a plaintext and get a ciphertext
of **exactly** the
same size? Is there any way to have FPE (Format Preserving Encrypti
