OfflineHi Everyone,
I have already my data with AES Encryption, I Try decrypt using the function:
DECRYPT ( [OBJ1] ; [OBJ2] ; AES )
Where:
OBJ1: is my encrypted data
OBJ2: is my user-defined key
but, how does it work the functions ENCRYPT() / DECRYPT():
Algorithm??:
AES-128
AES-192
AES-256
Mode??:
ECB (Electronic CodeBook)
CBC (Cipher Block Chaining)
CFB (Cipher FeedBack)
OFB (Output FeedBack)
CTR (Counter)
Padding??
For example, if I have the string "text1", using AES-128 with CBC:
text to be Encrypted: text1
user-defined key (Length 16): aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa
AES Encrypted Output: 9LJrNlG2V1EzzJTKMkHLug==
How could I decrypt this in Longview Analytics?
Thanks!
Hello Cesar,
Longview Analytics uses the AES algorithm with a default key length of 256 bits.
As the encryption is "salted" you can only encrypt and decrypt with the same program, here Longview Analytics. So an encrypted text from another program cannot be decrypted.
Sorry, Tasso
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Hello Cesar,
Longview Analytics uses the AES algorithm with a default key length of 256 bits.
As the encryption is "salted" you can only encrypt and decrypt with the same program, here Longview Analytics. So an encrypted text from another program cannot be decrypted.
Sorry, Tasso
Thanks, Maybe in the future it could be even more developed this function.