Wesley,
#Because they won't divulge their code?? I hardly view this as suspect.
Last
#thing I want is for people to know how I encrypt/authenticate something.
An encryption algorithm should never count on obscurity to keep information
protected. The algorithm and implementation should be unbreakable by
anything but brute force or a new development in mathematics or it is
flawed. This means that releasing anything but the actual keys should not
result in the process being compromised. I do want everyone to know how I
encrypt/authenticate something that way the smarter people in the
cryptographic community can point out broken things that I missed.
Regards,
Jeffery Gieser
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