Does anyone know which (other than RC4), if any, encryption modules will work in the following scenario:
I need to encrypt (with perl on Linux web server) some information
obtained from a web form. Then I need to be able to decrypt it from a
Visual Basic application on a Windows box.
I see that there are modules around for Blowfish for both perl and
VB...but how do you know if they use the same algorhtym. I am doing
the Perl end and someone else will be doing the VB end. I just need to
know what are my options for encrypting that they will be able to
decrypt.
Calling encrypted perl file with our require("file.pl") ... and found a program called 'Perl Coder'.... they does some kind of encryption of the ... i explained 'how simple its to decrypt it' to my ... and my requireNow function which resides in the index.pl file looks ... (comp.lang.perl.misc)
POK Flag Weirdness wth binary files ... This week I got bitten by something very strange....encryption, but when I read the key in, for some reason, the ... I have written a short script reproducing the problem (under Perl... Is it a bug in Perl, a bug in Crypt::Rijndael, or a bug in my ... (comp.lang.perl)
Re: Security.Crypto.. API question ... > me from Perl.... > // read out the result from the Crypto Stream... >> I have a small problem with regards to some encryption.... >> I am then trying to use the CryptoAPI to decrypt it. ... (microsoft.public.dotnet.framework.aspnet.security)
Security.Crypto.. API question ... I am receiving a encrypted message from a Perl the info about the encryption is below. ... I am then trying to use the CryptoAPI to decrypt it. ... Unfortunately there is something know as a IV which I have not used in the Perl version. ... (microsoft.public.dotnet.framework.aspnet.security)
Initiate perl script in linux from a Windows VBA program ... This CGI option seems to be suitable for me since I already have a linux web server set up and one of the reasons I want to keep perl on the linux server is that users of the application do not need to have perl installed on their computer. ... I have found from some sources that if I go through this ODBC route that I would need to install perl on the windows side. ... (microsoft.public.excel.programming)
