En_DeCrypt_14-02-07

[Rebel]

Anyone who's ever done any programming needs to write at least
one encryption program. Here's mine;

http://www.geocities.com/miners_hill/pr ... ryptv1.zip


*This is actually an updated version*


It's neither based nor uses any well_known encryption keys, just
a rather simple one that I wrote myself. The program itself is gui
for looks, though I did write a std. c++ drag n' drop version too...

For you perverts out there, this is a great way of hiding your porn
from prying eyes (and no, I'm not into that myself) or masking pri-
vate text content. If for instance, you don't want your stupid little
brother playing with your video game while you're away you sim-
ply encrypt the game's executable and render it useless. What a
cad you are for doing that to your little brother! <tsk, tsk>

Can be used on any file; txt, exes, zips, imgs, et cetera... Read_
me file included, please read it....

[TheGuy]

Wow wow wow and wow, nice program you've made there, very easy to use to. nice job. I wish I knew programing, how hard is it to learn?

[Rebel]

I wish I knew programing, how hard is it to learn?

Well, it can't be that hard, I learned and I'm an old fart with half
his brain_cells laid to waste with alcohol! Seriously though, get
yourself a book on whatever language interests you, search out
online tutorials, programming forums, et cetera. Inside a month,
you should be able to construct some simple yet useful programs.
I wrote console based progs off n' on for several years before I
felt comfortable enough to look into windows api. This program
was first written as a console (c++) simply because I'm more ac-
customed to it and secondly, it's alot quicker to code.

*Thanks for the compliment.

[machf]

Ah, cryptography... it's been a long time, used to be a hobby of mine writing programs. One of these days I'm going to make a Windows-based Enigma simulator. I still have many magazine articles and book excerpts I photocopied back then at school and the university...

[Rebel]

One of these days I'm going to make a Windows-based Enigma simulator.

Now that'd be something to see.

[TheGuy]

I wish I knew programing, how hard is it to learn?

Well, it can't be that hard, I learned and I'm an old fart with half
his brain_cells laid to waste with alcohol! Seriously though, get
yourself a book on whatever language interests you, search out
online tutorials, programming forums, et cetera. Inside a month,
you should be able to construct some simple yet useful programs.
I wrote console based progs off n' on for several years before I
felt comfortable enough to look into windows api. This program
was first written as a console (c++) simply because I'm more ac-
customed to it and secondly, it's alot quicker to code.

*Thanks for the compliment.

Is there any book that you could recomend?

[Rebel]

If you're referring to c++, I only own and have read two; sam's
teach yourself c++ in 21days, and thinking in c++. I've borrow-
ed c++ for dummies, but I'd avoid that one as it skips over too
much subject matter. It does a decent job of explaining classes,
but that's about it.

However, there are plenty of free online books on the site be-
low;

http://www.computer-books.us/cpp.php

Personally, I prefer to have a hard-copy of a book in hand as
I'm recliined in a easy chair, but I have nothing against e-books
either. Before you spend any money, you should download a
beginner book; that should help you determine whether you're
actually interested enough to spend money and time.

[TheGuy]

Ok, thank you, Rebel. I'll try out the beginner books first.