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Hi, thanks! S3Express is written in C++ (runs on Windows only), so yes we could integrate the aescrypt code in S3Express code directly, without the need to call aescrypt.exe externally... however we decided against it for the time being because: a) We want users to trust the encryption functionality...

Hi, I do not know if this is the right place to announce a new product that uses aescrypt.exe.... We have just released a new product that uses aescrypt (optionally). The new product is called s3express ( http://www.s3express.com ) : it's an Amazon S3 command line utility for Windows and it optional...

It works fine on Windows, just tested a path and a name with spaces.

Where can I read more about CBC and the use of a session key in aescrypt? Do you have any books to recommend? thanks!

Hi, I wonder if you have ever considered encrypting file names using the same password and algo that is used to encrypt the file content. Would that be feasible?
A file file.txt could become ae88a00ffcccdaae88a00ffcccda.aes and the file name would be decrypted together with the file content?
thanks!

BTW, if someone currently knows how to break a certain encryption that is publicly used, they would not tell you, would they ?? But the secret would probably become known in the longer term.

thanks a lot!

Suppose I am encrypting many files... for just one of these files the file content is publicly known... for example, among other files, I encrypt a file called test.txt, with only contains the text "1234567890" and the "attacker" knows the content of this specific file: does know...

Hi, on many servers there's the restriction to only run signed software.... signing is probably not perfect but at least you know where the software is coming from, it's better than nothing I think

Hi, I can't seem to find the licensing terms for the Windows Aescrypt, that is the software itself and source code... we are thinking of maybe distributing the Windows command line Aescrypt with our commercial software (closed source), is that allowed? Or they could download from your website... Can...