Cryptostream example tbxfx

Nov 25, 2019

Encrypt/Decrypt Files in VB.NET (Using Rijndael) - CodeProject Here is an alternate example of creating an IV without using SHA512 hashing: Use a CryptoStream object to perform encryption/decryption. Use another FileStream object to write the encrypted/decrypted file. For a more in-depth description read the ‘comments' in the following code: .NET Framework Encrypt and decrypt data using AES (in C#) To create a good (and not a weak) Key, either use a cryptographic random generator or use the example above (Create a Key from a Password). The recommended KeySize is 256 bit. Supported key sizes are available via the LegalKeySizes property. To initialize the initialization vector IV, you can use a SALT as shown in the example above (Random SALT)

Thanks pstrjds - I've made some changes but still having issues. IV is now 16 bytes, padding is Zeros and I've changed my while loop to look more like your suggestion but I'm still getting erros when I call FlushFinalBlock - "Method was called twice on CryptoStream. It can only be called once".

c# - Reading from a cryptostream to the end of the stream Thanks pstrjds - I've made some changes but still having issues. IV is now 16 bytes, padding is Zeros and I've changed my while loop to look more like your suggestion but I'm still getting erros when I call FlushFinalBlock - "Method was called twice on CryptoStream. It can only be called once". A CryptoStream .NET class project examples using C++, C#

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Here Mudassar Ahmed Khan has provided a basic tutorial with example on simple encryption and decryption (Cryptography) in ASP.Net using C# and VB.Net. This article makes use of Symmetric (Same) key AES Algorithm for Encryption and Decryption. TAGs: ASP.Net, Cryptography