Re: Secure way to pack sounds in python?

Re: Secure way to pack sounds in python? @Ethin, I have just read your link in post 10. Sorry for the rather late reply.I understand that the IV should be random, I was shown an example with encrypting text that changed IV and have been keeping that in mind ever since. My question is, why

Re: Secure way to pack sounds in python?

Re: Secure way to pack sounds in python? @13, yes, packet sniffers would be able to find it. But that's why you secure the hell out of where its located. URL: https://forum.audiogames.net/post/479420/#p479420 -- Audiogames-reflector mailing list Audiogames-reflector@sabah

Re: Secure way to pack sounds in python?

Re: Secure way to pack sounds in python? but the down side of that would be that the players would need an active internet connection to play... and would packet sniffers not be able to trace the address to which the file is located at? URL: https://forum.audiogames.net/post/479290

Re: Secure way to pack sounds in python?

Re: Secure way to pack sounds in python? @11, if possible off of the computer (i.e. in the cloud that you trust like Azure or AWS, or on a VPS that you've properly configured and secured). URL: https://forum.audiogames.net/post/479285/#p479285 -- Audiogames-reflector mailing

Re: Secure way to pack sounds in python?

Re: Secure way to pack sounds in python? So where should the key then be stored if it can't be stored in the program if i might ask?How will you then get the program to use your key? URL: https://forum.audiogames.net/post/479260/#p479260 -- Audiogames-reflector mailing

Re: Secure way to pack sounds in python?

Re: Secure way to pack sounds in python? @9, storing a key in your program significantly increases -- no, tremendously increases -- rsk of exploitation by a malicious user. If you hard-code your key, I can access the memory of your program and call the decrypt function and bam, I have the

Re: Secure way to pack sounds in python?

Re: Secure way to pack sounds in python? @9, storing a key in your program significantly increases -- no, tremendously increases -- rsk of exploitation by a malicious user. If you hard-code your key, I can access the memory of your program and call the decrypt function and bam, I have the

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Re: Secure way to pack sounds in python? @8, here's my question, though.If I hardcode the key and then cythonize my code, how are you going to get at it? Are there tools that turn cython code into readable English? How bout me going with the --embed option? Why would it be so terrib

Re: Secure way to pack sounds in python?

Re: Secure way to pack sounds in python? @7, yes, you would need to store it somewhere, but the golden rule is never hard-code cryptographic data in your program. As for IVs, no, you would not need to make them constant. IVs are supposed to be public; typically what I do is prepend the IV

Re: Secure way to pack sounds in python?

Re: Secure way to pack sounds in python? @7, yes, you would need to store it somewhere, but the golden rule is never hard-code cryptographic data in your program. As for IVs, no, you would not need to make them constant. IVs are supposed to be public; typically what I do is prepend the IV

Re: Secure way to pack sounds in python?

Re: Secure way to pack sounds in python? First, if you are not going to hardcode the key, you would have to store it somewhere would you not? If so, somebody could figure out where you’re storing it and still access it. Unless there’s another method of storage that I’m not aware of

Re: Secure way to pack sounds in python?

Re: Secure way to pack sounds in python? Whatever you do, do not hard-code your encryption key. Do it for testing, perhaps, but when its time to release it in production, don't do that. It will make it so much easier to get the key if you do that.Also, you can cythonize code directly

Re: Secure way to pack sounds in python?

Re: Secure way to pack sounds in python? Whatever you do, do not hard-code your encryption key. Do it for testing, perhaps, but when its time to release it in production, don't do that. It will make it so much easier to get the key if you do that.Also, you can cythonize code directly

Re: Secure way to pack sounds in python?

Re: Secure way to pack sounds in python? A note about lucia's packer.The packfile are as secure as the encryption key used and the method of storing and protecting said encryption key. URL: https://forum.audiogames.net/post/478786/#p478786 -- Audiogames-reflector mailing

Re: Secure way to pack sounds in python?

Re: Secure way to pack sounds in python? @1, as post two mentioned, there is a packfile provided by Lucia. I don't know how secure it is, but it's always an option. I would like to learn Crypto, but that's off topic.@3, to my knowledge, packing the sounds into an executabl

Re: Secure way to pack sounds in python?

Re: Secure way to pack sounds in python? @1, as post two mentioned, there is a packfile provided by Lucia.@3, to my knowledge, packing the sounds into an executable is not secure do to the fact that when a program runs it extracts itself into a temp directory. I am guessing that while it

Re: Secure way to pack sounds in python?

Re: Secure way to pack sounds in python? I think the only way to do so is to pack the sounds into your executable file and cythonize it. I am sure that would work URL: https://forum.audiogames.net/post/478747/#p478747 -- Audiogames-reflector mailing list Audiogames-reflector

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Re: Secure way to pack sounds in python? I know lucia has a packer, not sure how well it works though. URL: https://forum.audiogames.net/post/478744/#p478744 -- Audiogames-reflector mailing list Audiogames-reflector@sabahattin-gucukoglu.com https://sabahattin-gucukoglu.com/cgi-bin

Secure way to pack sounds in python?

Secure way to pack sounds in python? Hello everyone.So in the past I've seen a few topics about python pack file libraries, but they seem to have some security problems acording to posts in their topic. I was wondering, is there a way to securely store sounds in python? URL: