Hi Steven, > When sent the details about their keys, they included three keys. > > Unfortunately, encrypt() and decrypt() each take only one key even when > using Triple DES (DESEDE) as the algorithm. I have no specific experience with this implementation of 3DES, but my understanding is that the 3 keys are normally concatenated to produce 1 key. Not sure if simply concatenating them will suffice in your case, but hopefully that gives you a starting point.
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