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(GPL) Hex to binary converter. This software is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY.
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QUESTION
So I am trying to have a GUI for my Converter (it is intentionally meant to go up to 255 aka 8bits) And I have got it to work on the button layout as planned. But to make it more user-friendly I wanted to put a 'Convert From' label/text above the buttons. However, as soon as I shifted the buttons down a row it didn't go as planned and after careful examination of it. I have got nowhere.
image reference of how it looks without label above the buttons (row = 0)
image reference of how it looks with the label above the buttons as you can see it takes it off screen and out of uniform (row = 1)
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Feb-28 at 20:56Answer to my question as the Issue is now resolved. Fixed it using columnspan which allows you to set a box across several columns.
QUESTION
I am newbie in PHP and I was trying to achieve the CryptoJS AES encryption equivalent in PHP. I saw this post but unfortunately I was not able to achieve the same. I was getting a different output in PHP code as encrypted string.
Where did I go wrong?
Javascript Code
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Feb-28 at 14:15As @Topaco pointed out in comments, the key and IV must not be hex decoded, i.e. remove both hex2bin().
The corrected code is given below.
QUESTION
I have a Unix utility, which is called hex2bin
which gets a hex file and generates a bin file. I have a python code that generates the hex file and I want my python code after generating the hex file to call this hex2bin
utility, which if I call in a terminal in Unix I call as:
ANSWER
Answered 2022-Jan-20 at 21:36Here's the code:
QUESTION
I am trying to replicate the following PHP class in Java to decrypt a string that was encrypted using openssl_encrypt in PHP.
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Jan-08 at 08:54It seems like you're not doing anything with the IV, just removing it.
Create an instance of IVParameterSpec from the IV that you removed.
QUESTION
I'm trying to generate a Nano private key, public key and address (that's a cryptocurrency) in PHP. I successfully generated private keys but I'm not able to generate the public key and consequently neither the checksum nor the integer address. in order to do this I would have to encrypt the private key through the blake2b-512 algorithm and the ED25119 curve and then I gotta obtain the checksum through the blake2b-40 algorithm by encrypting the public key. That's my code:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Dec-28 at 15:47PHP 7 >= 7.2.0 and PHP 8 do have a built-in crypto library "sodium" that let you derive the ED25519 public key from a given secret (private) key: https://www.php.net/manual/en/function.sodium-crypto-sign-publickey-from-secretkey.php
Below is a full runing example for this task:
QUESTION
I have some problem when porting a function from PHP to NodeJS. I have tried implement this PHP code with Node JS, but its not working.
This is the code in PHP
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Nov-10 at 07:36The hex2bin()
function is not needed and can be removed.
Also, it's easier to determine key and IV as buffer.
The ciphertext is currently Base64 encoded a second time in update()
. To avoid this, it should be passed directly to update()
.
And the concatenation of the results of update()
and final()
call must be done with +
instead of +=
(which is probably just a typo or copy/paste error).
Overall:
QUESTION
I'm stuck with a problem while using Codeigniter 4 and the encryption service. All works well, I can encrypt and decrypt without any problem but I want to detect when the encrypted string gives the error "Decrypting: authentication failed."
Basically all I'm trying to do is this:
- Get the encrypted string
- Decrypt the string: if the decryption succed then proceed with the script, otherwise give a 404 error
Here is my test code, maybe it helps to explain my problem
$ct1 is the correct encrypted string, $ct2 is the same string but with the first character changed, just to simulate an error, the first is decrypted correctly, the second gives an error, I want to detect this error and show the 404 page (I know how to show the 404 page, I just need a way to detect the error).
ANSWER
Answered 2021-Oct-31 at 19:44You can make a function for the decrypt like below:
QUESTION
Due to GDPR I'm trying to find a good method to encrypt/decrypt data. But as my application has both Delphi and PHP endpoints I need functions that have strong encryption and work on both.
Searching on SO I've found out the following one, but I don't know how to do the same functions on Delphi:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Oct-06 at 21:17The code you found is not optimal. Once identifying what is repeating and enriching it with the principle of using constants over literals the following PHP code emerges:
QUESTION
I have been trying to replicate an encryption process for a 3rd party integration. The 3rd party uses openssl, and have given me there C code they use to perform the process. I have been trying to port this process across to C# for weeks, but I appear to be missing something I can not work out. Most likely I am missing something in transposing the C code and OpenSSL libraries, but I can not figure it out for the life of me The main port os OpenSSL to .NET (https://github.com/openssl-net/openssl-net) unfortunatly does not have support for TripleDes, so can not be used
Here is the example C code
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Sep-14 at 14:08The C/C++ code performs an encryption with TripleDES in CBC mode without padding. The input parameters are the hex encoded key (argv[1]
) and the EAN/PIN (argv[2]
). The EAN/PIN is preceded by an 8 bytes value before encryption, whose first 7 bytes were randomly generated with RAND_bytes()
and whose 8th byte is a checksum byte generated with chksum()
. A zero IV is applied as IV.
The C# code does the same! Of course, because of the first random 7 bytes, this cannot be verified by just comparing the ciphertexts as you did, but by comparing the ciphertexts using the identical leading 7 bytes in both codes.
The leading 7 bytes for this test can be determined beforehand by decrypting the posted expected ciphertext using the posted key and a zero IV with a tool or other code. This decryption returns hex encoded the value 51174b043d6274a63731353438373135 (performed e.g. with http://tripledes.online-domain-tools.com/), of which the last 8 bytes are ASCII decoded 71548715, thus corresponding to the posted EAN/PIN. The first 7 bytes are hex encoded 51174b043d6274.
If for the test of the C# code in EncodePIN()
the line
QUESTION
Here is my php for openssl_encrypt:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Aug-06 at 15:00There's some junk in here I didn't clean up, so please excuse that. You have two things to change. Search the text in the parentheses to find where the fix is.
- (Fix 1) I read somewhere that the php method truncates keys that are longer than they should be. Your key was 64 chars but should be 32 chars.
- (Fix 2) The PaddingMode looks like it should be
PKCS7
UPDATE
The code remains the same, but I added one more piece that I forgot I removed:
- (Fix 3) The key should be text, not hex.
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