Michel, merci beaucoup, for the explanation.
It does clear things up for me. I appreciate it,
Warron
On 7/8/2016 6:08 PM, Michel wrote:
Hi,
You need to remember a password. Passwords should never be stored.
Keys are binary data (even if they look as text because they are hexa
or base64
Hi,
You need to remember a password. Passwords should never be stored.
Keys are binary data (even if they look as text because they are hexa or base64
encoded).
Secret keys can be 'derived' from a password to be used when encrypting or
decrypting.
Sometime you need to store an ENCRYPTED
Is there any good rule of thumb for when to use:
*-k * versus
*-K *
*
*
Also, what does the term IV refer to in reference to *-iv IV*?
Thanks in advance,
Warron
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