sorry, you have to change the endian of the KEY, not the streams
lorenzo
-----Original Message-----
From: Szabó Lőrinc
Sent: Thursday, October 10, 2002 5:25 PM
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Subject: RE: Blowfish crossplatform endian problem
I think I got it boys! :)
The solution is:
You just only have to change the endian-ness every dword of the
input encrypted stream,
and the decrypted stream will be ok.
Now, i just only have to search for the right implementations (which
must have to be similar)
SPARC encryption -> Intel decryption..
lorenzo
-----Original Message-----
From: Szabó Lőrinc
Sent: Thursday, October 10, 2002 4:37 PM
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Subject: Blowfish crossplatform endian problem
Hello!
I use latest OpenSSL 0.9.6
I encrypt a stream on an Intel machine with a specified 64bit
initvector using BF_cfb64_encrypt
like this: 0123456789ABCDEF (hex stream)
On an UltraSparc i wanted to decrypt the the encrypted stream, but the
stream was messed...
When i tried the decryption with a modified initvector (because of the
endianness)
67452301EFCDAB89
another stream comes out, but also not the one what i originally encrypted
on Intel.
Whats wrong? Did a make the correct modifications to avoid endian-problems?
Or maybe a bug?
How can i fix my code?
Thanks in advance,
lorenzo
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