Hello World,
We have used the Delphi Encryption Compendium (DEC:
http://code.google.com/p/delphidec/), a crypto library for Delphi, to
encrypt some user data. Now we are porting our product to 64bit, but DEC
has not been ported (yet, but the maintainer seems very busy and the
port for 64bit)
We are now considering to use crypto++ instead.
The problem: We have used the DEC standard block cipher mode which is
called CTSx.
CTSx is (according to the source code description) a "double CBC, with
CFS8 padding of truncated final block".
CFS8 is "8Bit CFS, double CFB"
As these modes are developed by the creator of DEC, they are not
available in crypto++.
My questions:
* Has anyone ever had the same need to "convert" and already implemented
these modes in crypto++?
* What is the simplest way to implement them in crypto++?
TIA and best regards
Andreas
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