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Do any of you here have a preferred encryption algorithm? I'm writing a small database system and think that the info there should be encrypted and appreciate feedback. Thanks!

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Posted

I guess my issue with this is that it's not technically secure.

 

Sorry for the joke post.  :)

Posted

AES 256 is the actual standard.

 

Gengis

Posted

Sorry for the joke post.   :)

Oh boy I didn't realize you were joking :D that's kind of a cool code that I didn't know about before, though.

AES 256 is the actual standard.

 

Gengis

Yes, but is that necessary? I mean for the most part anything encrypted should be pretty much isolated and non accessible by anyone other than the user that created the DB... would a weaker algorithm suffice?

Posted

Anything else is considered not secure in 2016.

 

Other considerations are how sensitive is the data that needs to be encrypted.

 

Gengis

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Oh please. -_- These responses are ridiculous.

I use AES encryption for my company's files myself, but there are several valid encryption algorithms.

  • AES 128/192/256
  • Kerberos
  • RC4
  • DESX
  • Blowfish
  • GOST
  • and etc

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