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mckhendry Deleted Jul 24, 2000, 10:53 PM Post #1 of 2 (17393 views) encrypting modules Can't Post ok all you smart moderators and other gurus, I have a questions about encryption modules. I need to encrypt a session id and a user name on my server and then store that off in the cookie. As well the information is stored in a mysql table. I need some suggestions as to which module I should use for the encrypting and why. Right now I am torn between RC4 and Blowfish. I have heard that Blowfish is heads and tails above DES, and so that is why I am not considering it at the moment. Any help is surely appreciated. Thanks in advance. mckhendry

mckhendry Deleted Jul 25, 2000, 3:06 PM Post #2 of 2 (17392 views) Re: encrypting modules [In reply to] Can't Post RC4 was cracked a few years ago. No one has come close to developing an attack that breaks Blowfish (according to my research, if I am wrong please point this out). So with that said, I think I'll use Blowfish. It looks a little sturdier. Thanks all, mckhendry

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