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    #1 sillybob123

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    Posted 07 April 2010 - 04:07 PM

    PolyCrypt


    Description:

    Allows the user to create text encryptions based on polymorphic RC4 functions, Put simply when text is encrypted, the RC4 class is built around and mutated with a specified mutex or Encryption Key, this creates a very strong result; only easily decryptable by knowing the original mutex. To sum up, one can encrypt hello and recieve the following string:

    Mutex - 42170
    String: Hello
    Result - ?????????Ÿ

    Second Encryption

    Mutex - 42170
    String: Hello
    Result - ???e??????

    Once decrypted as long as the same mutex was used the same original string will be returned.

    Uses:

    Protecting important financial data

    'Sending secret messages to your uber spy friends'

    Creating strong, secure passwords

    and much more.

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    http://h1.ripway.com...e/PolyCrypt.exe -- Cheers Dan ;)



    #2 gruntmods

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    Posted 07 April 2010 - 07:05 PM

    cool +rep

    #3 Dark Slipstream

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    Posted 08 April 2010 - 07:26 AM

    Brute Force still works, and since a mutex (as you have only used numbers) is only numbers, it would take a very short time to brute force many characters... lol

    #4 sillybob123

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    Posted 08 April 2010 - 08:19 AM

    Brute Force still works, and since a mutex (as you have only used numbers) is only numbers, it would take a very short time to brute force many characters... lol


    Of course its still brute forcable the user can still specify their own mutex if they wish with any combination of symbols letters and numbers.