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I have made a UDF for encryption of strings using AES. It is coded completely in AutoIt code, so you can see how it works and learn more about AES by looking at it. You can find the code and a lengthier description by going to http://403forbidden.dyndns.org/?page_id=128

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Looks like some very nice code. I haven't tested yet, but will do so later today.

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  On 10/12/2009 at 9:20 PM, 'iHonda said:

Ok I must be a noob but I've got no idea of how to use this. I get what its supposed to do but uhh yeah how would i use this?

It's just like a normal function.

1. Download the AutoIt script.

2. Include the file in the script you want to use my script in using the #include keyword.

3. Use the function like any other. The functions name is _AESEncrypt.

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  On 11/6/2009 at 6:30 PM, 'SkinnyWhiteGuy said:

Not to toot my own horn, but I did the Rijndael encryption algorithm (which is what AES is) in AutoIt, with IV's and everything here.

Sweet, thanks man. I was using the MEMDll version and I needed proper code documentation instead of ASM magic.

I am having difficulties using the IVs though. I tried simply using a SHA1 hash of a random number....but my output is the same.

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I didn't realize IVs didn't work with ECB mode. my bad. thanks again

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  On 11/6/2009 at 9:21 PM, 'SkinnyWhiteGuy said:

What mode are you using? The IV's are only applied in modes 1-4.

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I still can't get the IV work properly. Can you show me a working example? Why do I need to supply the IV to the Decipher? The ASM version doesn't require IVs for Decryption.

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moved discussion to SkinnyGuys topic.

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