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[Release][C++]COEncryption.dll

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Old 03/03/2010, 22:00   #16
 
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I wrote it yesterday after you created this thread, lol. I'm still missing the KeyExchange (KeyExchange meaning the class that wraps all these other classes, same as in the C# implementation) part, mainly because I'm lazy/didn't have interest to finish/do it. Other than it should be working 'perfectly'. All I now need is a proxy :P
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Old 03/03/2010, 22:24   #17
 
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I wrote it yesterday after you created this thread, lol. I'm still missing the KeyExchange (KeyExchange meaning the class that wraps all these other classes, same as in the C# implementation) part, mainly because I'm lazy/didn't have interest to finish/do it. Other than it should be working 'perfectly'. All I now need is a proxy :P
Shouldn't take you a lot, it's just a matter of combining everything together, still writing the reply lol(my cryptographic knowledge is sort of limited )
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Old 03/04/2010, 04:24   #18
 
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I'm not really into doing it, it's pain in the **** in C# already.
Can you say Agreed to that comment

Im in the process of writing my own source which right now the part im at is writing blowfish.... which blows fish lmao
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Old 03/05/2010, 14:57   #19
 
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Can you say Agreed to that comment

Im in the process of writing my own source which right now the part im at is writing blowfish.... which blows fish lmao
You should use OpenSSL
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Old 03/05/2010, 15:32   #20
 
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You should use OpenSSL
**** i never thought about that would save me alot of time
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Old 03/05/2010, 17:28   #21
 
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**** i never thought about that would save me alot of time
I presumed you were good enough to code your own wrapper, my mistake.
Anyhow, if you failed to do it included with OpenSSL, then please stop trying.
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Old 03/05/2010, 21:40   #22
 
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You should use OpenSSL
Managed Open SSL also has alot of usless and not used **** in it. So either way it works the same but just saying you do not the full capabilities of opensll wrapper.
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Old 03/06/2010, 00:16   #23
 
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Managed Open SSL also has alot of usless and not used **** in it. So either way it works the same but just saying you do not the full capabilities of opensll wrapper.
That's why coding your own BF Wrapper is the best option.
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Maybe but OpenSLL is the quickest way
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Maybe but OpenSLL is the quickest way
I personally think importing directly from libeay32 is quicker than using the managed OpenSSL library
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Old 03/19/2010, 14:07   #26
 
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Updated to Revision 3, fixed bugs in code, tested main encryption class and working 100%
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I have the updated versions of these if you want them. There shouldn't be any errors in this new version. The original version I posted was 'full' of bugs.
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I have the updated versions of these if you want them. There shouldn't be any errors in this new version. The original version I posted was 'full' of bugs.
No, but thanks for the offer i am already debugging and i will post updates as i fix up existing bugs
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