Re: New powerful encryption algorithm I developed Faster than AES 128

From: Alex (usenet_poster_a@tranzoa.com)
Date: 02/03/03


Date: Mon, 03 Feb 2003 12:24:12 -0800
From: Alex <usenet_poster_a@tranzoa.com>

Hugo Drax wrote:
> I am donating months of work in creating a secure 3DES and AES replacement
> with speeds magnitudes faster than either standard. Unfortunately I was late
> in submitting my proposal to NIST but I hope releasing this code to the
> public domain will help others in securing data at reasonable hardware
> costs.
>
>
> char * EncDecString( char * InputString, char * Key ){
> char *strptr = InputString;
> char *keyptr = Key;
>
> for( int i=0; i < strlen( InputString ); i++ ){
> xor( strptr, kryptr );
> strptr++; keyptr++;
> }
>
> return InputString;
> }
>
>
>

And, to double its strength:

char * EncDecString( char * InputString, char * Key ){
   char *strptr = InputString;
   char *keyptr = Key + strlen( InputString ) - 1;

   for( int i=0; i < strlen( InputString ); i++ ){
     xor( strptr, kryptr );
     strptr++; keyptr--;
   }

   return InputString;
}



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