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seriously, i wanna see someone put money where there mouth is please, original poster, post an encrypte string, i can absolutely guarantee u lot cant decrypt it
malcolmboston wrote:seriously, i wanna see someone put money where there mouth is please, original poster, post an encrypte string, i can absolutely guarantee u lot cant decrypt it
it takes an extra lavel of knowledge .ie insight
The original poster asked if this can be decoded, not if any of us could (although I'm sure some us probably could). The answer is yes, and it is the simple truth.
It's not neccesary that we put our money with our mouths are, although if something is willing to commit the time to run some tests or whatnot then great.
malcolmboston wrote:seriously, i wanna see someone put money where there mouth is please, original poster, post an encrypte string, i can absolutely guarantee u lot cant decrypt it
it takes an extra lavel of knowledge .ie insight
The original poster asked if this can be decoded, not if any of us could (although I'm sure some us probably could). The answer is yes, and it is the simple truth.
It's not neccesary that we put our money with our mouths are, although if something is willing to commit the time to run some tests or whatnot then great.
i can absolutely guarantee u lot cant decrypt it
I wouldn't be so sure of that. You have no idea of my, nor the majority of our users background.
Edit | Thanks Feyd for letting me know my reply was quoted
Last edited by John Cartwright on Fri Apr 14, 2006 10:27 pm, edited 1 time in total.
Note that a casual observer would not be able to decode it. A dedicated attacker, however, would. True encryption would require a brute force attack on the key: they wouldn't be able to decode it any other way.
The OP asked, and others answered. If you are convinced their answers are inaccurate, explain why, so everyone can learn. Thats what these forums are for - NOT for seeing who the "best" is.
since when did i mention it as a 'best programmer' contest
obviously feyd has inside knowledge of encryption, he built the sha256 implementation which im currently using for christs sake, but still i doubt it can be decrypted if he provides an encrypted string..
Ambush Commander wrote:Note that a casual observer would not be able to decode it. A dedicated attacker, however, would. True encryption would require a brute force attack on the key: they wouldn't be able to decode it any other way.
great reply...... thats like saying though that SHA1024 is unbreakable, when in fact it is given enough super computers and time...