Igor picked Rijndael256 5 years ago, but no big problem.
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On Friday 30 October 2009 05:51 (CET), dos386 wrote:
OK, let's get hanged for it :-D BTW, Rijndael-256 would be better,
OTOH Rijndael-128 should be sufficiently safe for now
Wikipedia says:
The design and strength of all key lengths of the AES algorithm (i.e., 128,
192 and 256) are sufficient
Hi there!
Just wanted to make a little announcement here :-)
I always had troubles to keep track of all my PINs, passwords, logins, etc, and
keeping them in a flat text file (like many people do) is really not a secure
approach.
Today, I finished the first version of a new program:
29-Oct-2009 числа в 12:35 часов, Mateusz Viste написал(а) следующее:
I always had troubles to keep track of all my PINs, passwords,
Me too. Especially when there is up to 50 random passwords.
logins, etc, and keeping them in a flat text file (like many people
do) is really not a secure
Just wanted to make a little announcement here
PasswordBox is a neat console (TUI) tool which can hold all passwords/logins
and
COOL :-)
Done in FreeBASIC.
CAUTION: This program features 128 bits AES encryption, which might be
illegal in your country.
OK, let's get hanged for it :-D
