Re: crypt
From: bob davis (rdavis@lillysoftware.com)
Date: 01/31/03
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From: bob davis <rdavis@lillysoftware.com> Date: Fri, 31 Jan 2003 15:47:42 -0500
Thanks.
Any pointers to url's(for the google impaired). I found mcrypt and looks
good but I had trouble finding the win32 version of it.
those who know me have no need of my name wrote:
> in comp.os.linux.security i read:
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>>Is there a cross platform "crypt" type command that can be used in
>>stream mode. Like:
>>cat "filename" |crypt -k "key"
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>>I want to use it on linux and win32(win2k).
>>I am willing to compile.
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> the canonical examples are pgp and gpg, but there are plenty of other
> possibilities, e.g., mcrypt (intended to be a drop-in replacement with
> strong encryption) and various language modules (perl Crypt::*).
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>>Question can block cypher algorithms work in stream mode? I dont think
>>so but I am not sure.
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> use an appropriate mode, e.g., cbc.
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