OK I reread the docs and I get it I would have to provide a key value in the
key. So what is the best way to do this for SSN I could just use Base 64
I am not really worried about the number being hijacked on submit but more
the database itself. If someone go a hold of the database information I
wanted the encoded on encrypted values in the DB.
I can generate a random alpha numeric key and use it. But since I don't have
HTTPS on this site if I use Blowfish and provide the key how do I best
protect the key?
So what is the best way to go
on 12/17/03 10:07, Dan Stein at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>
>
> <@Assign NAME="request$SSN" VALUE="<@Cipher Action='encrypt' Type='Blowfish'
> Str='<@ARG SSN>' Key='Text' Encoding='none'>">
>
> @@request$SSN
>
> Returns the error
> Specified key is not valid for this cipher.
>
> I tried key Hex also same result. Documents say key type is text or hex.
>
> What don't I get?
>
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