Security - BlowFish 448bit Encryption

[AngelicGuardian]

If anyone is looking for simple security thats not dealt with by access then here'e what your looking for, I was looking for this for a couple monthes now that I found it I thought I should share incase anyone else is looking for simple database user security

This I quickly put together but is fully functional it uses Blowfish Encryption to encrypt the passwords

Userassword
Admin:admin
Temp:temp

Any Comments or Questions Post them here
the mdb (in a zip) was to big to upload by 20 k so
You can Download it here:
http://www.monroeattorneys.net/security.zip

 

[ed333]

Looks good. I went to look at the code, though, and found that somehow it is unavailable to be viewed or modified. How can I modify the forms and the code? I want to use something like this to control access to a specific form in my database.

Thanks
Ed

 

[AngelicGuardian]

I went to look at the code, though, and found that somehow it is unavailable to be viewed or modified.
Ed

This is fixed with the 'Monroeattorneys.net' download

 

[ed333]

Thanks!

I am just recently becoming interested in encryption algorithms, and this have proven very interesting. Why did you have to manually initialize the array m_sBox? Are these hex numbers specific to this algorithm? Or is changing them like changing the key? Can you post a link to more info?

Thanks
Ed

 

[FloBob]

heres a link to the guy's website who invented the algorithm... its free to distribute/use etc... it was developed as a stronger alternative to DES.

http://www.schneier.com/

 

[AngelicGuardian]

heres a link to the guy's website who invented the algorithm... its free to distribute/use etc... it was developed as a stronger alternative to DES.

http://www.schneier.com/

Thanks I couldn't remember Where I got that it's been on my HD for a while, I originally used the c++ version!

 

[Richard1980]

Hello,
sorry for resuming this very old thread, but I am searching for a login form using Blowfish encryption and this may be a great one.
Unfortunately the file is not editable and the website where the "open source" file should be is not available.
Any suggestion to help my search?
Riccardo