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Posted by Bart Bailey on August 10, 2007, 8:57 am
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>Hey All,
>
>I am hoping someone can help me, I seem to recall stumbling along a
>resource which was able to use to achieve this result, but I lost that
>link...
>
>Anyway...
>
>I am looking for an Encryption methodology, whereby I can encrypt a
>string (or content) in such a way that the results it returns can be
>different from each other, but when decrypted (using a single key/
>method) the original string is returned.
>
>Not explaining it very well, am I?
>
>So, an example:
>"the_string" >[ENCRYPT]> "stygtehitu"
>"the_string" >[ENCRYPT]> "puysnyurwe"
>
>"stygtehitu" >[DECRYPT]> "the_string"
>"puysnyurwe" >[DECRYPT]> "the_string"
>
>Where the Encrypt and Decrypt functions are passed the exact same key
>in all four instances.
>
>I am not sure if this is possible, but if anyone has an inkling about
>what I am looking for, I'd appreciate some assistance.
>
>Thanks
>Luke
http://www.lassekolb.info/bfacs.htm
Set options to rename with random characters.
You can even alter that name after encryption because the encrypted file
has an internal header to determine algorithm. If you want something
that doesn't offer that much information try Apocalypso or Dozecrypt.
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0x5BA09291F
convert to base 36 for the sig
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