wow. nevermind. i figured it out.
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1 is not greater then 2 last time i checked :)
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Just to point out... I came up with the algorithm. Which is why I can
explain it so well. But implementing it into code is one well of a task.
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I'm still in highschool. This is no homework. This is a personal
project for me. I would normally do it myself but this one is just too
complex, thats why I'm asking for help.
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I would appreciate any help I can get in finding a solution to the
following problem:
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Below is a diagram:
http://www.muchographiks.com/algo.jpg
THE PROBLEM
Lets say we have 4 terms (purple represents the terms). Some terms in
th
Keep in mind what i said, even you encrypt it the source (and decode at
run time), even if compiled via c++,c, etc., it can still be decrypted
if your using http as the protocol, all the person has to do is sniff
the packets. So if your going to encrypt your information make sure you
use a secure p
someone can sniff the client for the information it sends/receives so
its possible to extract the info that way.
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You can also use pymssql. I've used it before on a little project. It
looks like it works on linux too.
http://pymssql.sourceforge.net/
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use the type function!
>>> s = 'test'
>>> i = 25
>>> type(s)
>>> type(i)
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buffer[0] = int(string,16) & 0xff
that should work
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