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On 30 Sep 2013 08:53, Mike Davis wrote:
<<SNIP>> The way my boss wants this to work is we run a command with
the new data to be encrypted ... the encrypted data is stored in the
data area and displayed to the user (one of our ops people), they
copy the encrypted data and paste it into a text file that the java
program can read and decrypt. <<SNIP>>
The effect of all /encrypted/ results that I am familiar with is not
/text/ data; instead, /binary/ data. The binary data would have to be
further processed with something like UUencoding to allow presentation
as text. Regardless, the idea that someone would copy\paste something
seems especially daft. While unencrypted text might be at least mostly
decipherable if improperly copied\transcribed, that is less likely to be
the case with encrypted text. The encrypted data is best stored
directly by the program to its destination, removing from the process
any /user/ actions against the encrypted data.
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