Encryption Magician :)

[Pilot-Doofy]

Here's the new site I launched about 5 minutes ago. :) http://www.encryptionmagician.com/

Right now it only has MD5 and Sha1 but I'll add more later. I am also storing results, so later when I accumulate a decent amount I can offer a sort of decryption device by matching database entries.

Anyway, if you ever need to link someone to an MD5 or Sha1 encryption device, could you please use a reference to my site? :) Much thanks.

P.S. You can do easy URLs so you don't have ot manually type in a word, such as these two:
http://www.encryptio..d5/wordToEncryptHere

http://www.encryptio..a1/wordToEncryptHere

Nifty, eh?

[Elemento]

I've got only one thing to say, an encription DB, thats just... I really dont like it.
Anyway, nice work with the encryptions.

[Jordan]

Cool, i like the basic design, the colours go really well :)

I never really understood how these hashes and encryption things worked though, does anybody know a site that explains it all?

[elbekko]

Mmh?

Long live wiki :P

Oh, and nice =)

[Casualty]

I don't really understand what it does, but it looks nice =P

[Jordan]

Okay, i still don't understand why people use encryption because people can just use brute decrypt anything they find.

[elbekko]

At 9/23/06 04:24 PM, Jordan wrote: Okay, i still don't understand why people use encryption because people can just use brute decrypt anything they find.

Yes, but that takes a while usually =P

[Jordan]

I found a spelling mistake!

"Your guide to encrypting and decryping"

Should be Decrypting.

:Þ

[Pilot-Doofy]

At 9/23/06 04:51 PM, Jordan wrote: I found a spelling mistake!

"Your guide to encrypting and decryping"

Should be Decrypting.

Þ

Thanks, I just got that fixed.

[JeremysFilms]

If it gains some popularity, buy some typo domain names to redirect. Such as encryptionmagicion.com since people will probably think magician is spelled that way.

[JeremysFilms]

Oh, also, I'm sure there will be people who use the site very quickly. Like who may use it frequently so they go to it quickly, type in a string, and copy the hash to the clipboard. The fact that there's a trailing period after the outputted hash, it could frustrate people of having to use more precise selecting. I'd suggest making the hash on a new line, larger, and without any extra characters. That way, people don't feel like it's part of the document and as if they have to read eveyrthign to get to the hash. It will jsut stand out.

[Jordan]

Naa, i'd suggest having the hash appear in a text box and add a "select text" button.

[DFox]

At 9/23/06 08:06 PM, JeremysFilms wrote: I'd suggest making the hash on a new line, larger, and without any extra characters. That way, people don't feel like it's part of the document and as if they have to read eveyrthign to get to the hash. It will jsut stand out.

That's an EXCELLENT point to ensure maximum usability.

[JeremysFilms]

Sorry for the triple post, but you didn't use stripslashes on the output. If I put in don't, it says this:

The result for the string don\\\'t after a md5 encryption is 5ab1d4af3457feb8c1233fd87476f8c7.

With a bunch of slashes that aren't needed, you only need one :P... but either way it doesn't look nice with even one. So fix this up.

[DFox]

At 9/23/06 08:12 PM, JeremysFilms wrote: Sorry for the triple post, but you didn't use stripslashes on the output. If I put in don't, it says this:

The result for the string don\\\'t after a md5 encryption is 5ab1d4af3457feb8c1233fd87476f8c7.

With a bunch of slashes that aren't needed, you only need one :P... but either way it doesn't look nice with even one. So fix this up.

Good catch. But just for reference, you should never have to use stripslashes.

[JeremysFilms]

At 9/23/06 08:14 PM, DFox wrote: Good catch. But just for reference, you should never have to use stripslashes.

We have magic quotes on in php.ini on the server I use. So I have to use it.

[DFox]

At 9/23/06 08:21 PM, JeremysFilms wrote:

At 9/23/06 08:14 PM, DFox wrote: Good catch. But just for reference, you should never have to use stripslashes.

We have magic quotes on in php.ini on the server I use. So I have to use it.

But you don't need to use addslashes then... Wouldn't that just cancel out?

[DashDingo]

Needs decryption.

Other than that, eh. Not really useful.

[Pilot-Doofy]

www.encryptionmagician.com/md5/test

How is that looking?

[authorblues]

At 9/23/06 08:36 PM, Kurt wrote: But what if you use addslashes() to insert something into a database, and when you output it, wouldn't you then need stripslashes()?

if magic_quotes are on, you shouldnt be adding slashes in the first place.

[DFox]

At 9/23/06 08:39 PM, Pilot-Doofy wrote: www.encryptionmagician.com/md5/test

How is that looking?

Much better.

At 9/23/06 08:39 PM, authorblues wrote:

At 9/23/06 08:36 PM, Kurt wrote: But what if you use addslashes() to insert something into a database, and when you output it, wouldn't you then need stripslashes()?

if magic_quotes are on, you shouldnt be adding slashes in the first place.

Right. And if there not, when you use addslashes, it's adding the slashes which are used to escape the quotes in the query. The slashes never actually make it into the database...

If you're using stripslashes when pulling data out that you put in, you're doing something wrong.

[authorblues]

At 9/23/06 08:39 PM, Pilot-Doofy wrote: How is that looking?

quite plain. and this idea has been done before. but i have faith that you can make something great with this...

on the main page, when youre selecting your form of encryption, since you made the select box so that its not dropdown, and you didnt bother turning off the ability to select multiple encryption types, i suggest you expand on that and provide the option to show the same hash with ALL encryption algos selected.

like if i typed in "spamburger", and then selected both MD5 and SHA1, id like to see:

Result before encryption:
spamburger
Result after encrypting with md5:
b11ea685c1cb98ddd1251779756fdf41
Result after encrypting with sha1:
32351cdf09587c390661aafcda46499a62c1db71

[eWhabs]

Or, you could just have a text field and then if you type in "whabs", you don't have to choose either sha1 or md5, and it diplays both

eg:

Result before encryption:

whabs

Result after encrypting with md5:

422d9b391560293d8f961fac9800b072

Result after encrypting with sha1:

8e0df0eca2cbf546ce7eb6495931a543b5050098

[DFox]

At 9/23/06 10:04 PM, Kurt wrote: Ah, I know why I need use stripslashes. Like you said, I have magic_quotes on, and I add addslashes, so Im getting double slashes. I think it is a good idea just incase I ever needed to port the script over to another server that does not have them on though.

If you want to figure for portability, then just check to see if magic_quotes_gpc is on.

$afield = "lol k don't just use addslashes lol thnx";

if (get_magic_quotes_gpc() != 1)
{
$afield = addslashes($afield);
}

Nice and easy.

[JeremysFilms]

Another small thing to fix, run htmlentities() on the submitted strings. Stuff like this don't work:
http://www.encryptio..gician.com/md5/&

[jarrydn]

Dude, that is AWESOME!

*bookmarked*

Now you need to launch Decryptionmagician.com, where the user enters a hash, it searches for it in the database, then gives them the plaintext :D

[WoogieNoogie]

I'm not gonna lie...it's awesome.

Alot more functional than woogienoogie.com/md5 :)

[Momo-the-Monkey]

The site says "Encyption and Decrypion" but there is no Decryption :'(

[elbekko]

At 9/23/06 10:11 PM, DFox wrote: if (get_magic_quotes_gpc() != 1)
{
$afield = addslashes($afield);
}

Nice and easy.

Myeah, I just use my escaping function, like this:

function db_escape($str)
{
return mysql_real_escape_string(stripslashes($str
));
}

Nice and easy too =P And atleast I'm sure it's decently escaped ^^

[seel]

Lol checked that wiki thing someone posted.. Why dont php have the whirlpool encrytion? :P Or does it? :|