Mail Archives: djgpp/1998/02/04/09:58:37
> Hi, I wish to make a encryption program using djgpp and allegro.
> What I wish to know is if djgpp has an encrypytion library yet.
>
> I'm looking for >64 bit encryption. (bit, if i can't get this, I'll
> settle for 32bit)
>
> Barring a library, is there some source I could get?
>
You know, PGP source has been available and open ever since people
could figure out how to say the words "public key cryptography", let
alone understand what it means. I have source for 2.6.3i, which is
the international version and doesn't mess around with US
restrictions on strong encryption.
I think you might try something like http://www.pgpi.com or something
like that, or enter PGP into a Yahoo search. PGP does up to 2048 bit
encryption in its latest versions as I recall, or were they working
on it?
This is the bread and butter of the cypherpunks too. Probably one or
two other than myself will probably admit to following their lists.
You may want to sign up to their lists, if you dare; they still take
serious questions on cryptography, even from novices.
Mitch Halloran
Research (Bio)chemist
Duzen Laboratories Group
Ankara TURKEY
mitch AT duzen DOT com DOT tr
other job title: Sequoia's (dob 12-20-95) daddy
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