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Yeah, a bit of overkill but looking forward I considered that a year ago 128 bit used to be considered strong, whereas, a year later its not. Yeah, the password bit is the weakpoint but I'm not sure how to strengthen that. I have to consider that a users must get into the program somehow (relatively easily) but also consider that IF a hacker got in they'd then have access to ALL their passwords. Its needs a good strong front door. :-) Any ideas are welcome.
Also, how did you derive 10^16? Just curious. Thanks again. Dean The Funkster of Mirth Programming these days takes more than a lone avenger with a compiler. - sam RFC1149: A Standard for the Transmission of IP Datagrams on Avian Carriers In reply to Re^6: Opening an Encrypted DB_File database
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