sir,
i have compiled this program in VC++.
#include stdlib.h
#include stdio.h
#include rc4.h
int main(void)
{
char plaintext[12] = Hello World?;
char ciphertext[12];
char mykey[16] = this's my secret;
RC4_KEY rc4_key;
RC4_set_key(rc4_key, 16, mykey); /* the key is 128
On 2008.01.07 at 23:05:09 -0500, Thor Lancelot Simon wrote:
The engine interface operates at too low a layer to directly accellerate
HMAC. This is unfortunate since it means even on hosts with crypto
hardware that can do HMAC quite fast, it ends up using raw digest operations
and being
compile was successfull. but i get linking error as follows.
i have installed and copied the include and lib files of openSSL to
the respective folders of VC++.
Did you tell VC to actually *use* the libraries you made available? (I
don't know details of how to do that any more. Thankfully
David Schwartz wrote:
Hi,
the 7-Zip archiver has recently become very popular because of
its good compression rate;
f.e. recent snapshot is about 34% smaller when packed with 7z
compared to tar.gz:
-rw-r--r-- 1 root root 2484981 Jan 5 17:28 openssl-SNAP-20080105.7z
-rw-r--r-- 1 root root
I have an application which needs to do encryption and decryption of
files which may not fit in main memory. I'm using the PKCS#7
enveloped-data format, and have implemented the encryption side of
things using Steve Henson's work as a reference:
http://cvs.openssl.org/chngview?cn=15749
Don't
I have an application which needs to do encryption and decryption of
files which may not fit in main memory. I'm using the PKCS#7
enveloped-data format, and have implemented the encryption side of
things using Steve Henson's work as a reference:
Now it's time to implement streaming
