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DES Encryption 3.8 for Java

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DES Encryption 3.8 for Java

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Hey guys,

Apologies in advance if this has been covered somewhere, or indeed this is completely the wrong place for such a question!

I am trying to implement a very lightweight VNC client, and was wondering if anybody knows of a Java DES encrypter, that can simply take my byte "challenge" and byte "password" and convert it to the 16 byte encrypted version for me?

I have found a link HERE, but this is very old and only returns an 8-byte version. I think it's an old 3.3 implementation. From the spec (HERE PAGE 14) it talks of 16 byte results.

I confess to being as stupid as is humanly possible when it comes to understanding bit flips and all things encryption really You advice would be much much appreciated.

Once again, sorry if this is the wrong place. I have googled (I promise), but couldn't quite find it.

Thanks
Richard :oops:

[mod=494,1296858167]moved from General help to Javaviewer[/mod]
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