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Hi paulej,
yes, you're right. There's nothing wrong with AES Crypt.

I just wanted to illustrate one situation when you might want to rename the file after encryption. Obviously, a more common situation would be when you would like to obfuscate the filename to increase security. It would be ...

Hi,
Feature request for the next file format:
include the original filename

Rational:
Sometimes it's useful to change the filename after encryption to improve security or just to make it possible to click on e.g. an encrypted image in a browser window without side effects.

I tested encrypting the ...

The line-endings-issue is solved.

As the original author, IgoAtM, claimed all the time, the line-endings-problem was due to a transfer problem. Transferring the files with ftp in "automatic" mode sent the files in "text mode" - thus translating the line endings between local and remote. A ...

Hi again,
here's the link to my fork called AESCrypt-PHP:
https://github.com/havet/AESCrypt-PHP
Enjoy!

Hi,
I will answer you privately about my config.

With your kind consent have I now published a fork at GitHub called AESCrypt-PHP and licensed it under the GPL v.3 license, instead of LGPL. I've included a fix for the padding isssue.

Hi,
thanks for this easy to use class. It runs fairly fast as well.

I've discovered a bug, though:

A text file created by Windows Notepad is not the same after first encrypting it and the decrypting it:

a) Windows linebreaks are substituted by Linux linebreaks.
b) A lot of "nul":s are appended at ...