In message <11*********************@g43g2000cwa.googlegroups. com>, Sam
<sa**************@voila.fr> writes
Cor,
Never heard of this place.. :)))
I was actually going to use SHA512, as I got it working. I found it
pretty straightforward to use it in fact. But maybe you have arguments
strong enough to convince me using this Rijndael algorithm(how the hell
do you pronounce this???) In which way is it better than SHA512 ? The
purpose of my encryption is for Password encryption.
Rain Dial (or something close).
It is now more commonly know as AES and replaces the DES and Triple DES
algorithms. It is also the new standard by the NSA (so if its strong
enough for the US Government, it should be strong enough for most -
providing you keep your key safe).
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