Yay! It works!

Discussion in 'Websites' started by robokoder, Jan 6, 2006.

  1. #1
    I'm chuffed that I've finally got my authentication process to work for my e.n.c.o.d.e project.

    I'd like to say thank you to everybody on here at DP (and certain other forums) who helped me out.

    Also, I'd like to announce at 24 hour or thereabouts testdrive for the public.

    visit http://encode.fusionnx.com with the user and password 'tester'.

    Let me know what you think by replying, PMing or emailing .

    Thanks!
     
    robokoder, Jan 6, 2006 IP
  2. poseidon

    poseidon Banned

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    what encrypting algo you are using ? :) Are you looking to harness it's commervical value ?
     
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  3. Sham

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    congratulations. So what are the potential applications of this?

     
    Sham, Jan 6, 2006 IP
  4. robokoder

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    I developed the encryption standard myself, and its gonna be free to use :)

    Granted, there's not a whole load of need, but I made it for three reasons:

    1. For friends, most of whom would look at me blankly if I talked in any way as to how to encrypt/decrypt stuff with different php functions (or any other systems for that matter- Basically none of them know what php even is). This site allows them to disguise email messages, for example, from our networks automatic content filtering. Its about privacy.

    2. My thinking is, if nobody knows the algorithm, how can they crack it?! Once I've finished working on allowing people to encrypt with specfic keys, I'm pretty sure that the transformed string will be prety secure, even from brute-forcing. (Due to fact that queries are restricted to one per 2 mins)

    3. The heck of it. It's pretty satisfying to have made a function yourself that takes a regular string (with punction and spaces) and returns it as complete nonsense. Then when the detransformer returns the original string form the nonsense, that brought a smile to my face lol!

    Incidentally, the reason it's not labled as an encryption project is due to possible legal issues
     
    robokoder, Jan 7, 2006 IP