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I want to rewrite old C code from 1990 to Go. But the pain point here is migration of cryptographic algorithms. I have the following Cpp code that successfully decrypts the cipher into plain text. #...
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I'm tasked with writing a bridge program to encrypt some data that will be consumed by a legacy app. The legacy app uses an old library that does RC2 encryption. Specifically it is using a block ...
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Python 3.5, pycrypto 2.7a1, Windows, RC2 ciphering Example: print('Введите текс, который хотите зашифровать:') text = input() with open('plaintext.txt', 'w') as f: f.write(text) key = os....
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I'm trying to achieve the same result I reach with a C# code, using PHP. The encryption algorithm is RC2, using RC2CryptoServiceProvider for .NET and mcrypt() for PHP. This is the C# part: public ...
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I am trying to follow these instructions: www.visualstudio.com/docs/build/apps/aspnet/aspnetcore-to-azure for building and deploying my .net core rc2 solution. However, I am getting stuck in in the ...
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I would like to encrypt / secure input string in the following format "AB123456789000" (two letters and 12 digits) so that the secured "version" can be stored as long (number) in the database. I have ...
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I have a C# code to decrypt data, now I'm trying to make the same in PHP but I can't get the same result. I know that I missing something but I don't know how to transfer this to PHP. Any ideas? ...
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I got sigabrt error when i encrypt a string using following code. NSString *name=@"Mobinius" where key=@"CollaborationKey"; Desired output = vKu5r%2fKEcFpcA62QjBG22w%3d%3d; code is: - (NSString *)...
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There is a special working progress where we encrypt and decrypt an input. Suddenly, yesterday, there was an encrypted string we weren't able to decrypt. It seems my cryptographic knowledge aren't ...
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Does .NET's RC2CryptoServiceProvider conform to OpenSSL. I'm using RC2CryptoServiceProvider with CBC but the encrypted value for the same text (using the same key and init vector) is different from ...
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I'm working on making an Android client for a fairly old webservice. The webservice requires that I encrypt some of the data I send to it in RC2 style. I'm having trouble getting anything (Cipher, ...
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I have an existing encryption and decryption login inplemented in C# using RSC2-cbc algorithm using Key and IV. Now I am going to implement the same in node.js. So I have written following code to ...
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I am working on a client/server application and communication between the two is encrypted. I am using RC2 encryption because the client is embedded and CPU resources are limited. I am using the ...
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He was investigating how to implement an encryption algorithm in my application. He had seen the RC2. On the one hand, I managed to encrypt and decrypt from c #. On the other hand, I also managed to ...
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In encryption, would two symmetric algorithms be considered to be equal in terms of security if their key sizes are equivalent? (i.e. does a 64-bit RC2 algorithm provide the same exact security that a ...
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