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    Default Re: String encryption - suggestions asked

    Quote Originally Posted by TheRonin View Post
    Or do you want the operation to be reversible such that given the correct parameters, the original values can be retrieved?
    This one
    Quote Originally Posted by TheRonin View Post
    32 bytes?
    This is enough
    Quote Originally Posted by jacek View Post
    Take a look at stream ciphers and one-time pad algorithm. You can also use any block cipher in Cipher Feedback, Output Feedback or Counter mode.
    OK I 'll start with wikipedia and move on... Are these available in any of the well known toolkits? (crypto++ or qca or ?)
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    haha, missed the 'NOT', my bad.
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    Default Re: String encryption - suggestions asked

    Quote Originally Posted by yop View Post
    Are these available in any of the well known toolkits? (crypto++ or qca or ?)
    No, but you can reuse some parts of those libraries to construct one.

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