Cryptography System

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How can I write a cryptographic system?
(I'm a beginner in C#).

Thanks.

Posted 16-May-10 9:47am

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Updated 16-May-10 10:35am

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Sandeep Mewara · Answer 1 · 2010-05-16T09:50:00

Solution 1

Please dont use all caps...

Look here:Public Key RSA Encryption in C# .NET[^]
This article will help you start. It also has few links to other references. Goggle if you need more!

Posted 16-May-10 9:50am

Sandeep Mewara

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StarKraft · Answer 2 · 2010-05-16T11:54:00

There is some support for Cryptography in .NET but it is not as complete as in the Java libraries. I had to write a C# wrapper for a X509 Cert back in 2008 while moving a program from Java to C#. I wrappered the old Microsoft crypto32.dll to provide write capabilities. The read capabilities for Certs are already in the .NET libraries. If you are just looking for public and private key encryption and message digests, I think that they are already in the .NET libraries.

So, there is little need to write one of your own. Look on the internet for similar solutions and existing projects.