Hi all, I'm developing my own encryption alghoritm. I'm however having a problem with creating a function which allows me to swap the bytes in a file depending on the 32-byte password hash used. It's easy to write a function that swaps, but it's very difficult to reverse the function successfully. I'm not too much of a math guy, i'm more of a programmer guy. I can have a hard time understanding a function when written on paper, but in a computerlanguage it's easier to understand.
Does anyone have a nice idea for me? I've been thinking about rotating between 4,6 or 8 byte blocks and more of those options. Thanks in advance. Kind regards, Mark -- View this message in context: http://www.nabble.com/Re%3A-creating-a-swapping-function-which-is-reversable-tf1875059.html#a5126314 Sent from the Crypto++ forum at Nabble.com.
