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Hi
I am a newbie to linux.
I have a code that uses wincrypt.h for encryption/decryption under windows.
I need to use something similar to this to make my code ...
- 01-03-2007 #1Just Joined!
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encryption utilities in linux
Hi
I am a newbie to linux.
I have a code that uses wincrypt.h for encryption/decryption under windows.
I need to use something similar to this to make my code work on linux.
Please help !!!!
thanks
- 01-03-2007 #2
Exactly what type of encryption are you using?
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encryption utilities in linux
password type encryption...
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Have a look at
http://www.gnupg.org/
Under some ditributions (e.g. SuSe 10.1) this is already included
- 01-10-2007 #5That's not very specific. Different systems use different types of encryption for passwords.password type encryption...I have sold my soul to the penguin
- 01-10-2007 #6
i prefer OpenSSL for password type encryptions.
it works on OS X, Linux, anywhere with OpenSSL installed:
To encrypt a file:
To decrypt the file:Code:openssl des3 -salt -in infile.txt -out encryptedfile.txt
do not specify the same file as input and output on encryption.. I have noticed weird effects on OS X (it eats the file). remove the -in * stuff if you want to pipe data into it (e.g. a tarred folder). omit the -out * stuff if you want it to pipe data out on STDOUT.Code:openssl des3 -d -salt -in encryptedfile.txt -out normalfile.txt
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thanks for the information
Casper
thanks a bunch.
Will go ahead with openSSL.
newlin


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