C++ is a superset of C, it was made before C. Why use C? Many reasons. One reason is C can typically is closer to assembly, and was much more widely used back in the day. C is procedural. Some...
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C++ is a superset of C, it was made before C. Why use C? Many reasons. One reason is C can typically is closer to assembly, and was much more widely used back in the day. C is procedural. Some...
Okay, I just am familiar with hashes being used to encrypt passwords.
So, what if I wanted to use hashes to encrypt files? Only problem is, I cant decrypt them.
Should I use numbers and letters?Or just numbers? If I use letters, should I add the ascii (or unicode) character number or? Or should I use hex codes like wep keys do? Should I make the user...
Hmmm. Good point. I just didn't want to burden the user with passwords,giving people too much to remember can annoy some people. But, I suppose there is no way around it if I want my app secure.
Trap door functions? Never heard of that sounds interesting.
>That's called a Ceaser Cypher
Wow, I didn't think it would actually have a name. Cool.
I may decide to have an option of...
You know what would help you? http://www.winprog.org/tutorial/ This tutorial will get you acquainted with the Windows API. Then use MSDN after that to find answers you seek. If you don't have net...
Nice responses. The passkey idea reminds me of WEP Encryption. Um, I'm sure I can handle bit manipulation, I programmed in assembly languages for years. Actually learned assembly as one of my first...
I am not sure if this post belongs in this forum or not... but... I am planing on creating a program that provides the features of a text editor, but also lets you encrypt a file. I plan to do this...