You can use DES for encrypting the buffer. DES is a block encryption
algorithm.
and the source is also available on the net. That might help you
temporarily untill you get AES.
sai narasimhamurthy wrote:
> Hi all,
> I am working on encrypting buffers...pointed to by the
> iovec address fields.
> There are encryption algorithms that work on whole
> files. I am trying to encypt application buffers on an
> individual basis.
> Firstly , are there programs available for encryption
> ,and for the linux platform, that I can somehow use
> and give my fixed length buffer data as the input
> data?
> I am keen on AES encryption.
> Thanks,
> Sai
>
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