Thread: How do I insert a char in an unsigned long* v?

>>Are you able to save today and to read tomorrow this way?
>>being a simmetrical alg., aren't you exposing the user instead
>>of protecting him?

>>...To save today and read tomorow???..
what is that meaning?
what to save and what to read?? the key?



>>being a simmetrical alg., aren't you exposing the user instead
>>of protecting him?

No . using plane chars is worse
since the key is not changing at all

so if you encrypt a file full of identical chars you'll get
repetative strings inside the file like:

"XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX" < before
"ABBCABBCABBCABBCABBCAB"> after

>>...To save today and read tomorow???..
what is that meaning?
what to save and what to read?? the key?

Nope, that you would bear in mind as a pass, isn't it? The crypted doc is to be read again, when needed.
I'm affraid I didn't get your point about changing the key. (In fact I do not understand the math here, but I made it work - the original didn't).

>>being a simmetrical alg., aren't you exposing the user instead
>>of protecting him?

No . using plane chars is worse
since the key is not changing at all

how do you input the key then?
why do the key has to change?

so if you encrypt a file full of identical chars you'll get
repetative strings inside the file like:

"XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX" < before
"ABBCABBCABBCABBCABBCAB"> after

Can you find the key? :-) I give you the original and the result. Deal?

damn I'll switch 2 3des...

Robert

>>how do you input the key then?
>>why do the key has to change?

let say we have password "asdasdasd"
and value "aabbccddeeggbbbbb"

so what i do is generate 8 ints from the password and call it key

012,433,563,782,052,421,726,082
i take the first 2 bytes from the val "aa"
and code it with the first 4 of the key:
012,433,563,782 TEA "aa" = "kj"
then i take another 2 bytes of val
and code it with the rest of the key:
052,421,726,082 TEA "bb" = "op"


then by a little math i transform the key to be:
832,530,523,158,092,237,7236,1232
than:
832,530,523,158 TEA "cc" = "ty"
and :
092,237,7236,1232 TEA "dd" = "6m"

and so on and so on...
and the key is changing after each coding/decoding...


>> ...Can you find the key? :-) I give ...

Well im not a cryptographer but i thing that
:
"asdlkasnknv349u3noijc98ld da"
look more cryptic than:
"ABBCABBCABBCABBCABBCAB"