Re: encryption decryption without mcrypt?
| From: | Dave Jones | Date: | Thu, 24 Aug 2000 16:28:48 +0000 |
| Subject: | Re: encryption decryption without mcrypt? | ||
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Nobody out there has any suggestion of how to encrypt and decrypt a
string without mcrypt?
I can't use md5() because I'm not comparing two things, I'm trying to
pass a new string from page to page without it being readable. It
doesn't have to be extremely secure, it's not financial data, but it
shouldn't be easy to decrypt by the casual user.
And I don't have control over my configuration (which does not have
mcrypt installed) so it has to be something I can create in php3.
How about a simple algorithm for either a single key or public/private
key method?
...Dave
Dave Jones wrote:
>
> I'm using php on a shared server and have no control over the
> configuration. It does not seem to support mcrypt. Is there any other
> easy way to encrypt and decrypt a string with php? I want encrypt a
> string, pass it to another page in the URL and have that page decrypt
> it.
>
> ...Dave
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