what exactly do you want to encrypt within a max patch? or is it meant for max data to be passed between computer or over a network? what do you need the encryption for?

For keeping secrets.

bt

barry threw Media Art and Technology

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On Nov 6, 2008, at 11:55 AM, jayrope wrote:

> > what exactly do you want to encrypt within a max patch? or is it > meant for max data to be passed between computer or over a network? > what do you need the encryption for? > -- > --- > fiction-induced heat > on too many websites to name

On 6 nov. 08, at 23:12, barry threw wrote:

> For keeping secrets.

can you tell us more? ;-)

ej

well, my attempt to help this is as defined as your description. try bitshifting, eventually.

jrp

I'm not aware of any. Do you care if it's Java? With a quick google for "java aes" and some copy/paste coding you could probably have it up and running in an mxj external fairly easily.

Barry wants to encrypt his patch and then load it up at start time with his extern with the key embedded in it so people can't steal all his toys.

-A

Yeah, I found a few of those now... Thanks. There are some JS implementations too. I'll probably go that route...I should only have to run it rarely.

bt

On Nov 6, 2008, at 2:24 PM, Adam Murray wrote:

> > I'm not aware of any. Do you care if it's Java? With a quick google > for "java aes" and some copy/paste coding you could probably have it > up and running in an mxj external fairly easily. > -- > Adam Murray > compusition.com

barry threw Media Art and Technology

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Believe me, my toys anybody can have. Other people aren't so giving with their IP however.

Wrong guess though.

bt

On Nov 6, 2008, at 4:41 PM, Andrew Pask wrote:

> Barry wants to encrypt his patch and then load it up at start time > with his extern with the key embedded in it so people can't steal > all his toys. > > -A

barry threw Media Art and Technology

San Francisco, CA Work: 857-544-3967 Email: bthrew (at) gmail (dot) com Web: www.barrythrew.com

Hey Barry,

I remember seeing something like an RSA implementation in Max externals on a Japanese website about 1.5 years ago. Perhaps you could get in touch with the Tokyo Max list and see if they could narrow it down for you.

I spent some time on this and came back to read the above, *sigh*.