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damQuick
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by damQuick » 28 Dec 2010 15:01
Hello everyone!
This is my first post (So please don't start a flame wars ><)
I'm working on a batch encrypter in Visual Basic, It works good and it won't display all the information when somebody adds:
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@ECHO OFF
ECHO <Your encrypted Code>
So I wanted to find out if anyone is interested?
I Thought that it may be handy when handling FTP connections and stuff....
I also made a file where you can Enter your Host and your username and pw, then Download, or Upload files to your host (.bat)
Greets damQuick
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ghostmachine4
- Posts: 319
- Joined: 12 May 2006 01:13
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by ghostmachine4 » 29 Dec 2010 00:15
damQuick wrote:Hello everyone!
This is my first post (So please don't start a flame wars ><)
I'm working on a batch encrypter in Visual Basic, It works good and it won't display all the information when somebody adds:
Code: Select all
@ECHO OFF
ECHO <Your encrypted Code>
So I wanted to find out if anyone is interested?
I Thought that it may be handy when handling FTP connections and stuff....
I also made a file where you can Enter your Host and your username and pw, then Download, or Upload files to your host (.bat)
Greets damQuick
if you want secure FTP transactions, use tools like sftp/ssh/scp.
if you are not using any cryptographic keys and cryptography algorithms in your program, then i am not interested.
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damQuick
- Posts: 5
- Joined: 28 Dec 2010 14:54
#3
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by damQuick » 29 Dec 2010 11:20
It just makes it harder to read in .txt files, so nobody from your house or company can edit the file quickly.
And so important passwords that are in the batch file can't be seen