CodePanda wrote That's pretty nice man! Might I ask what programming language did you use? Just curious

I am using Visual Basic 2010, .NET Framework 4.0, and the CrystalClear theme

Dude that gui is sexy can you pm me the name of it, cheers (y)

snowboarder716 wrote Thats pretty cool>> how about a picture of a naked asian guy pops up wen u type a wrong password in.

this was hella funny, you should for sure put that in your program, that would be the funniest shit ever

JustVisualBasic wrote

-TTGxPr0M0dz wrote

snowboarder716 wrote Thats pretty cool>> how about a picture of a naked asian guy pops up wen u type a wrong password in.

The only thing that happens if you get the password wrong is that the decryption turn to gibberish. The picture would be a bit creepy if I was trying to sell it.

No one would pay for this. TrueCrypt is so much better, and more efficient. Also it uses military grade encryptions. This is probably going to use unsalted Base64, or some other easily reversible encryption.

I bet my bank account that the feds can decrypt this in seconds.

I'm sorry... but I just had to make an account to point out the complete flaws this guy has in his sentences. What he is saying makes me want to punch myself in the face and lose all faith in humanity.

First,You can't salt Base64... /fail
Second, I laughed so hard at this comment: 'Really, if you want this to be VERY secure, I suggested salting your encryption, and using a keypool."
Do you even know what a keypool is? A keypool is password generated OTF if you don't ever want your bytes to be decrypted... effectively rendering them useless unless they're saved. Which is the COMPLETE opposite of what is the end result of this program...
Thirdly, even if you could 'Salt' a Base64 hash it's encoded not encrypted.
PLEASE, learn about what you're talking about. You sound like a HF Skid; [ Register or Signin to view external links. ]
Fourth, easily decrypted? Lol
Fifth... AES IS Military encryption... ROFL. [ Register or Signin to view external links. ]
"AES has been adopted by the U.S. government and is now used worldwide. It supersedes the Data Encryption Standard or DES.[4] The algorithm described by AES is a symmetric-key algorithm, meaning the same key is used for both encrypting and decrypting the data."

@OP, good work but just a protip: If you're converting the bytes to binary and encrypting the string (I doubt you are... but OK) in large quantities... anti-viruses hate this with a passion. This is because of all the crypters coded in VB.NET, so don't be surprised if you pick up a fck load of detections from this.

AvP_Coding wrote

JustVisualBasic wrote

-TTGxPr0M0dz wrote

snowboarder716 wrote Thats pretty cool>> how about a picture of a naked asian guy pops up wen u type a wrong password in.

The only thing that happens if you get the password wrong is that the decryption turn to gibberish. The picture would be a bit creepy if I was trying to sell it.

No one would pay for this. TrueCrypt is so much better, and more efficient. Also it uses military grade encryptions. This is probably going to use unsalted Base64, or some other easily reversible encryption.

I bet my bank account that the feds can decrypt this in seconds.

I'm sorry... but I just had to make an account to point out the complete flaws this guy has in his sentences. What he is saying makes me want to punch myself in the face and lose all faith in humanity.

First,You can't salt Base64... /fail
Second, I laughed so hard at this comment: 'Really, if you want this to be VERY secure, I suggested salting your encryption, and using a keypool."
Do you even know what a keypool is? A keypool is password generated OTF if you don't ever want your bytes to be decrypted... effectively rendering them useless unless they're saved. Which is the COMPLETE opposite of what is the end result of this program...
Thirdly, even if you could 'Salt' a Base64 hash it's encoded not encrypted.
PLEASE, learn about what you're talking about. You sound like a HF Skid; [ Register or Signin to view external links. ]
Fourth, easily decrypted? Lol
Fifth... AES IS Military encryption... ROFL. [ Register or Signin to view external links. ]
"AES has been adopted by the U.S. government and is now used worldwide. It supersedes the Data Encryption Standard or DES.[4] The algorithm described by AES is a symmetric-key algorithm, meaning the same key is used for both encrypting and decrypting the data."

@OP, good work but just a protip: If you're converting the bytes to binary and encrypting the string (I doubt you are... but OK) in large quantities... anti-viruses hate this with a passion. This is because of all the crypters coded in VB.NET, so don't be surprised if you pick up a fck load of detections from this.

this guy sounds like he knows what he is talking about, listen to him!

AvP_Coding wrote

JustVisualBasic wrote

-TTGxPr0M0dz wrote

snowboarder716 wrote Thats pretty cool>> how about a picture of a naked asian guy pops up wen u type a wrong password in.

The only thing that happens if you get the password wrong is that the decryption turn to gibberish. The picture would be a bit creepy if I was trying to sell it.

No one would pay for this. TrueCrypt is so much better, and more efficient. Also it uses military grade encryptions. This is probably going to use unsalted Base64, or some other easily reversible encryption.

I bet my bank account that the feds can decrypt this in seconds.

I'm sorry... but I just had to make an account to point out the complete flaws this guy has in his sentences. What he is saying makes me want to punch myself in the face and lose all faith in humanity.

First,You can't salt Base64... /fail
Second, I laughed so hard at this comment: 'Really, if you want this to be VERY secure, I suggested salting your encryption, and using a keypool."
Do you even know what a keypool is? A keypool is password generated OTF if you don't ever want your bytes to be decrypted... effectively rendering them useless unless they're saved. Which is the COMPLETE opposite of what is the end result of this program...
Thirdly, even if you could 'Salt' a Base64 hash it's encoded not encrypted.
PLEASE, learn about what you're talking about. You sound like a HF Skid; [ Register or Signin to view external links. ]
Fourth, easily decrypted? Lol
Fifth... AES IS Military encryption... ROFL. [ Register or Signin to view external links. ]
"AES has been adopted by the U.S. government and is now used worldwide. It supersedes the Data Encryption Standard or DES.[4] The algorithm described by AES is a symmetric-key algorithm, meaning the same key is used for both encrypting and decrypting the data."

@OP, good work but just a protip: If you're converting the bytes to binary and encrypting the string (I doubt you are... but OK) in large quantities... anti-viruses hate this with a passion. This is because of all the crypters coded in VB.NET, so don't be surprised if you pick up a fck load of detections from this.

Thank you for the backup, and for the suggestions. I will make sure that there aren't any problems.