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Lothar Behrens
Hi,
after using code from codeproject to encrypt some passwords I figured
out that a character '§' could not properly decrypted back. Then I
tried the sample code at http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/magazine/cc164055.aspx
and it seemed to work on friday (dau§dau).
Now I tried the sample again and it doesn't work with all entered
passwords.
As a sample, if I use 256Bit and a password like 12345678 or 123§dau1,
then the encryption and back (decryption) doesn't produce the origin
input.
Why are these simple passwords produce garbage?
What code is well tested and works even with such easy passwords?
Thanks, Lothar
after using code from codeproject to encrypt some passwords I figured
out that a character '§' could not properly decrypted back. Then I
tried the sample code at http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/magazine/cc164055.aspx
and it seemed to work on friday (dau§dau).
Now I tried the sample again and it doesn't work with all entered
passwords.
As a sample, if I use 256Bit and a password like 12345678 or 123§dau1,
then the encryption and back (decryption) doesn't produce the origin
input.
Why are these simple passwords produce garbage?
What code is well tested and works even with such easy passwords?
Thanks, Lothar