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Thank you for the pointers. I'll look into it. :)

The password is a simple ASCII one. Actually, Alphabets only (I know that's bad lol, but kind of gives me hope for bruteforcing it out). Also, I have a feeling that windows might have changed the input mode or something right before I entered the ...

Thanks, but I actually tried creating a force option for the linux version. Here: https://github.com/Power-Inside/AESCryp ... 6a7c11ad0e

I'm getting a garbled output after trying it out.. I guess I'm out of luck?

I'm not sure about the nature of corruption, but I could try. It's a plaintext file and getting atleast some part of it decrypted would be really nice.

I mainly encrypt and decrypt via command line on windows 8.1 64bit.

I also have Ubuntu 14.04-amd64.

I just got this message for the first time today.

I'm pretty sure my password is correct. This could be some form of partial file corruption. Is there any way to "force" decryption?