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Thanks a bunch! To check, i first search the Linux code for some "potential" other decryption key (which could only be in sha256.c or aes.c) and prove to myself, that this is clean ... currently doing this, will take some time as my C knowledge is rosted :-D Then i can make tests with comp...

I think, i did not clearly state my concern and my situation. I know AEScrypt soley from iOS. And only the iOS version is my concern. Originally, i did even think that there is ONLY the iOS version of this software! Also, i did not realy understand that the iOS version is from "some" perso...

Now. What to say. When i can encrypt and decrypt on different platforms with different tools, i have more freedom and more security. Also, i can see that things are compatible and, when the size of the files is close enough, i can be sure that neither software added some own keys to be able to decry...

OK. Thank you very much! For the effort, for the work and for the support ;-) I compared openssl with aes-256-cbc and AEScrypt on a 512 Byte file full of zeroes. -rw-r--r-- 1 root root 512 Apr 25 20:44 512zeroes -rw-r--r-- 1 root root 544 Apr 25 20:45 512zeroes_openssl.aes -rw-r--r-- 1 root root 805...

Thanks for your fast reply. But, to be honest, this makes it a bit difficult to use the app ;-) I mean, there is no guarantee that AESCrypt will always exist or may be installable on whatever platform i use in 10 or 20 years. Still, i surely would like to decrypt any file ... I mean, it is AES - the...

Hello,
I just bought the full version of AEScrypt and the first thing I tested, was to decrypt a file that I encrypted with AEScrypt.

The normal way to this, is OpenSSL.

In short, this does not work:

bad magic number

This is very bad

What can I do?