in the OpenSSL source code tarball, in the directory mentioned.
-Kyle H
On Fri, Feb 6, 2009 at 4:33 PM, Rafel Coyle wrote:
> See, for example, the code of the enc / dec OpenSSL utilities;
> sourcecode in apps/enc.c
>
> Where are these examples? Please!
>
>
> Ger Hobbelt wrote:
>>
>> On Sat
See, for example, the code of the enc / dec OpenSSL utilities;
sourcecode in apps/enc.c
Where are these examples? Please!
Ger Hobbelt wrote:
On Sat, Feb 7, 2009 at 12:44 AM, Rafel Coyle wrote:
Yes,
I want and must base64 encode the data. Have you seen any examples of doing
this wi
On Sat, Feb 7, 2009 at 12:44 AM, Rafel Coyle wrote:
> Yes,
>
> I want and must base64 encode the data. Have you seen any examples of doing
> this with the binary results from encrypting.
See, for example, the code of the enc / dec OpenSSL utilities;
sourcecode in apps/enc.c
Basically, base64 e
Yes,
I want and must base64 encode the data. Have you seen any examples of
doing this with the binary results from encrypting.
David Schwartz wrote:
Has anyone seen problems encrypting credit card numbers with BlowFish.
When encrypting with a 32 char or a 56 char key the there are a number
o
> Has anyone seen problems encrypting credit card numbers with BlowFish.
> When encrypting with a 32 char or a 56 char key the there are a number
> of values that are not encrypting and thus decrypting all of the
> characters.
This sounds like a classic example of bugs caused by the "everything i
Has anyone seen problems encrypting credit card numbers with BlowFish.
When encrypting with a 32 char or a 56 char key the there are a number
of values that are not encrypting and thus decrypting all of the
characters.
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