how do i encrypt things that are say 10 characters long with a key that is 5. like this
char string[10];
char key[5];
string=string^key;
only encrypts half of string.
how do i encrypt things that are say 10 characters long with a key that is 5. like this
char string[10];
char key[5];
string=string^key;
only encrypts half of string.
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Go through each character and XOR it with the string and uh... use the key over again for all leftover sets of characters of string...?
I don't know, that's a pretty simple encryption...
Use the key twice. Or extend the key.
>string=string^key;
Isn't this going wrong? The variables string and key are addresses. For encryption you need a loop and xor each character.
Code:#define KLEN 10 #defien VLEN 200 char val[2002]; char key[322]; char *pv = val; char *pk = key; while(*pv) { *pv ^= *pk; if(*pk) pk++; else pk = key; pv++; }
