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Blowfish decryption in Ruby « Basic tech stuff

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Programming and Linux administration. Unix: select vs poll. Never fetch data from views. Basic’s programming laws. Rails fix for nested forms. Anonymous on Blowfish decryption in Ru…. Dynamo Dan on PHP is seriously sick. On 32 bit IP address to dotted no…. Milli on 32 bit IP address to dotted no…. On 32 bit IP address to dotted no…. My links at del.icio.us. Basic Tech at Technocrati. How the H-1B Visa Program Impacts America's Tech Workers. 100 Unofficial Mods Released for 'No Man's Sky'. On 2007 March 9.

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A tamper-proof cookie jar for Rails

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We build Web and Mobile Applications. A tamper-proof cookie jar for Rails. When the default session store for Rails was changed to use cookies last year it caused quite a furore: “It’s not secret! It’s not safe! Rdquo; The truth is it was never meant to be: in most circumstances you shouldn’t really be storing data in cookies that need to be protected so strongly. But I don’t really want to re-open that can of worms! Before being written to the cookie, and then decrypted when the data is read back in.

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Ruby « Software Ramblings

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Stephen Doyle's Ramblings on Software Engineering. Archive for the ‘Ruby’ Category. Laquo; Older Entries. Tuesday, December 6th, 2011. When looking at cryptographic support in Ruby I was pleased to see the breadth of cryptographic features provided by the openssl module. Gem provides a nice wrapper around openssl and presents a very clean and simple API for performing simple operations such as AES encryption/decryption, digest generation and HMAC generation. Compared to the same operation with openssl:.

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cryptography « Software Ramblings

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Stephen Doyle's Ramblings on Software Engineering. Posts Tagged ‘cryptography’. Tuesday, December 6th, 2011. When looking at cryptographic support in Ruby I was pleased to see the breadth of cryptographic features provided by the openssl module. Gem provides a nice wrapper around openssl and presents a very clean and simple API for performing simple operations such as AES encryption/decryption, digest generation and HMAC generation. For example, encrypting some text with Gibberish:. Further searching for...

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Cryptography with Ruby « Software Ramblings

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Stephen Doyle's Ramblings on Software Engineering. Laquo; Protothreads vs State Machines. When looking at cryptographic support in Ruby I was pleased to see the breadth of cryptographic features provided by the openssl module. However, I was also surprised to see that performing simple operations such as encrypting or hashing a string required a number of interactions with the openssl module. Furthermore, using the API correctly and securely to perform these simple operations requires some care. Crypt pe...

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Joel's Blog: Cross language encryption is tough, Encrypt PHP, decrypt Ruby example

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Joels Random Technical and Social thoughts, in this blog you will find things I think will be useful for myself or others to read about, it could be a recipe or how to solve a technical problem in Java or Ruby. I am a managing partner at solutionstreet.com, hire me by using our contact us page. On rails scaffold getting the column list from existing table. On 4 Days of iPad. On 4 Days of iPad. On How to achieve the gallery me.com or iphoto album rollover effect on albums. Subscribe to this blog's feed.

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Joel's Blog: Cross language encryption is tough, Encrypt PHP, decrypt Ruby example

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Joels Random Technical and Social thoughts, in this blog you will find things I think will be useful for myself or others to read about, it could be a recipe or how to solve a technical problem in Java or Ruby. I am a managing partner at solutionstreet.com, hire me by using our contact us page. On rails scaffold getting the column list from existing table. On 4 Days of iPad. On 4 Days of iPad. On How to achieve the gallery me.com or iphoto album rollover effect on albums. Subscribe to this blog's feed.

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Ruby « Software Ramblings

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Stephen Doyle's Ramblings on Software Engineering. Posts Tagged ‘Ruby’. Tuesday, December 6th, 2011. When looking at cryptographic support in Ruby I was pleased to see the breadth of cryptographic features provided by the openssl module. Gem provides a nice wrapper around openssl and presents a very clean and simple API for performing simple operations such as AES encryption/decryption, digest generation and HMAC generation. For example, encrypting some text with Gibberish:. Further searching for Ruby cr...