Posts Tagged ‘encryption’
Decrypting with the OpenSSL API
Posted by: kahgoh on: 13 July, 2008
Before you can decrypt something, you have to generate it! You can generate encrypted data with OpenSSL on the commandline using the enc command. The encryption process requires a key and iv (initialisation vector) pair, which can be derived from a given passphrase. The enc command gives you the option of specifying, either the passphrase [...]
Tags: encryption, OpenSSL
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- sheff: Hi. It is very useful post. Thank you.
