
CrypC - A data encryption system written in C#
C# Console Version 7.0.x.xxxxx
Copyright (c) 1981-2007 by author: Harry J. Smith,
19628 Via Monte Dr., Saratoga, CA 95070.  All rights reserved.

A pseudo infinite key data encryption system by Harry J. Smith

Key words: Encryption, DES, Random number generator, Security, Infinite key.

A very fast and secure method of encrypting data files.
Includes all source files for the C# Console Version of the program.

File name      | What it is for (Files in test/Tst package)
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!         .txt | Information on version
0         .txt | Test file to encode with 0 bytes
1         .txt | Test file to encode with 1 bytes
17        .txt | Test file to encode with 17 bytes
18        .txt | Test file to encode with 18 bytes
1R        .txt | Test file to encode with 1 record (16,384 bytes)
2R        .txt | Test file to encode with 2 records (16,385 bytes)
3         .txt | Test file to encode with 3 bytes
Cry       .con | Encryption continuation file
Cry1      .con | Encryption continuation file initialized from a key = 1
FileC     .txt | A clear file to be encoded
FileD     .txt | A file to decode to
FileE     .txt | A file to encode to
FileK     .txt | A key file
FileL     .CCL | CrypC's default log file
FileX     .Bat | A batch file to run CrypC.exe FileX.txt
FileX     .CCC | An eXecuteable command file
FileX     .CCL | CrypC log file written by FileX.CCC
K         .txt | A example of a key file
Save      .CCC | A file written by the Save command, configuration file
Test      .Bat | A batch file to run FileX.CCC and X.CCC
TestArgs  .Bat | A batch file to test command line arguments
WhatForTst.txt | This file, volume table of contents for the test folder
X         .Bat | A batch file to run CrypC.exe X
X         .CCC | A small eXecuteable command file
X         .CCL | CrypC log file written by X.CCC
Z              | Test file to encode with 2 records (32,768 bytes) of zero bits
Z128K          | Test file to encode with 8 records (131,072 bytes) of zero bits
Z160K          | Test file to encode with 10 records (163,840 bytes) of 0 bits

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