ecipher = Cipher.getInstance(DES/CBC/PKCS5Padding);
dcipher = Cipher.getInstance(DES/CBC/PKCS5Padding);
switching to AES would be a good start (both for the security and
performance aspects).
Sy.
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You
Thanks for the low latency :)
You can use 3G for communication to another device on 3G. You have
only to know that the IP address on 3G is NAT'd. You have to make sure
that you tell the other device how to deal with the NAT traversal. One
way to solve this is having an external server which
Hi everyone,
I'm not *entirely* sure this one is supposed to go here, but anyway :)
Assuming I have two Android-powered devices, connected both to the
same 3G network; does the current API of Android allow to have a
Service running on one of them being contacted by an Application
running on the
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