[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: > A crypt filter dictionary contains (amongst others) a key named CFM, > whose value could be one of three: > - None > - V2 (for RC4/ARC4) > - AESV2 (for AES) > > So in the end we would need to write stm filters for RC4/ARC4 and AES, > isnt it? >
I think we need both stm filters and string encryptation functions. > Finally in filter dictionarity we found a key `name' which let us > declare what crypt filter we want use. It is the name of a crypt > filter defined in CF. > > I dont fully understand. What is the difference between a "crypt > filter dictionary" and a "filter dictionary"? > I think that filter dictionary is bound to a stream. It specifies the name of the crypt filter we will use in the respective stream. Each crypt filter is defined in as an entry in a global dictionary. The key is the name and the value is the _crypt filter dictionary_. This dictionary let us set parameters as the algorithm to use (eg: AES, AR4). --
