Do you know how to decrypt MD5?
Thanks
-Sharon
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Dear
Hi!
Do you have any Java XML tutorial site? Or any other resources?
Thanks.
-Sharon
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Hi Chris!
This is actually decryption. Do you have an algo for encryption? Like Tools
of the Trade will be converted to 546F6F6C73206F6620746865205472616465 ?
Am I correct if I will change the + 10 to -10 in order to get the encrypted
vaue? Sorry, I'm not really good on this Hexa stuff.
Thanks.
Hi!
Do you have any JAVA reference sites for coding in the most efficient and
reliable way? Like sometimes I am using Objects that make my program so
slow.
Thanks.
Sharon
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Hi guys!
What does this mean? What is 0xf?
char c;
c = (char) ((x 4) 0xf);
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Hello!
I would like to ask help from you about encrypt and decrypt. I actually have
here a simple code :
static String crypto( String passwd, int offset )
StringBuffer s_buff = new StringBuffer();
for( int i = 0; i passwd.length(); i++ ) {
by O'Reilly.
-Allison
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From: Sharon Rose Orillaneda [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Wednesday, 23 May 2001 2:26
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Subject: encrypt and decrypt
Hello!
I would like to ask help from you about encrypt and decrypt.
I actually have
here a simple
Hello!
Does anyone of you happened to know how to encrypt and decrypt in Java?
Thanks,
Sharon
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What is the browser you are using and its version?
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Dear
yes you should have an SMTP for sending your emails and POP3 for retrieving.
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