So far I've had a lot of odd downloads for ltc-0.94. The usual intel, sony, many many many schools. I also got "The Home Depot" and Northrop Grumman [a US...
Enter your vote today! A new poll has been created for the LibTom group: Would you be interested in looking at and/or using a general purpose compression...
LibTom@yahoogroups.com
Mar 12, 2004 6:04 pm
114
I posted a poll [http://groups.yahoo.com/group/LibTom/surveys?id=11689252] about whether you would use a LibTom compression library. I just want to get a feel...
Hello all!! Just DL'ed and compiled the latest libTom and am now confronted with "How in the heck to use this great resource". I am just looking to-do a simple...
... looking ... would ... There is a manual in the package... see "crypt.pdf" ;-) It comes with examples for quite a bit of the functions [and at least...
Can someone lend an example of creating a key? I have looked through the .pdf and find mention of how key's are required for certain types of encryption. I am...
Hello all! I am finaly to the point where I need to be thinking about storing my encrypted string for later decryption. What I am doing is writing an...
... through the ... of ... as ... Note what that is an example of specifically. It's how to call the ciphers directly. Not how to encrypt data. For that you...
... is ... Game ... password) ... already ... Keep a good eye on how you actually encrypt the data. You need to pick a mode [like CTR or CBC], then generate...
Tom, ConsoleFunction is just a massive define ;) # define ConsoleFunction(name,returnType,minArgs,maxArgs,usage1) \ static returnType c##name(SimObject *,...
OK, Base64_encode works fine when I encode the result of aes_ecb_encrypt(), but when I encode te result of a hash_memory I get a "stack" error around b_md5 ...
... (), ... You follows the manual. ... (in), ... Um, did you read the manual? You have to setup "len" before you call this function. Page 39 has an example...
Hrm. Sorry about that. I was thinking b_len was the var that base64_encode was returning into. I'll be more diligent in the reding the manual, just a great...
Extension to other API's (perl, python, ....) ... __________________________________ Do you Yahoo!? Yahoo! Mail - More reliable, more storage, less spam ...
Hi, I only use some really basic functionality of LibTomCrypt, but it's all plain C so its quite likely that one could write a SWIG header and support all...
Trevor Davel
TrevorD@...
Mar 17, 2004 3:44 pm
129
Hi, Feature request: rDSA support. rDSA is a signature algorithm defined by ANSI X9.31 . It uses RSA, SHA1 and pre-defined formatting rules for the data to be...
Trevor Davel
TrevorD@...
Mar 17, 2004 4:31 pm
130
... RSA, SHA1 and ... Having ... that I use ... same ... rDSA. ... 1024+256k ... (including ... 0x0100 is a ... Ok well I could change to specify the...
... Perhaps a good idea except those other langs aren't my forte. As I posted many times before I'd welcome such ports [I believe one for LTM to ruby exists]....
News, I've got a patch against LTC and some stuff todo in LTM. I plan on releasing LTM 0.30 soon with some fixes and the new prime generation code [bit...
Hello, i need a way to encrypt/decrypyt a 64 byte string, i have made some tests with the lib but i found it adds 8 bytes or 16 bytes (depending of the algo...
... made ... anyone ... Since nobody else is answering I might as well take a swing at it. You could... [rubs envelop against forehead], a "chaining mode", ...
Thanks for the reply, my initial test was with encrypt program, i have look at it and i think i have understood how it work, i was just asking if was a way...
... have look at it and i think i have understood how it work, i was just asking if was a way that the IV data could not be changed(maybe use a static...
I decided to post about my happenings with GNUPG on the website. Figure might as well get all 9 of my users up to speed. True it's only been 9 days but still a...
... Hey cool... more users, w00t w00t ;-) Tom __________________________________ Do you Yahoo!? Yahoo! Finance Tax Center - File online. File on time. ...
Hi I have a question regarding mp_grow. If 'realloc' can not allocate enough memory at the same place as the original, and it allocates it somewhere else in...
Amer Alhabsi
ahalhabsi@...
Mar 28, 2004 2:27 am
143
... No. Generally in a tight cryptosystem you write your own X heap macros [note I never call realloc in the code, I use XREALLOC which just happens to be...
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