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Qt-AES is almost perfect and very easy to use and integrate, which makes it standout from the competition, so in this light can you expand beyond Qt-AES, and create similar encryption classes for the other four AES finalists?
My suggestion is first to expand and create:
Qt-MARS
Qt-RC6
Qt-Serpent
Qt-Twofish
And maybe, (as a hashing function) who knows:
Qt-Whirlpool
Let me know what do you think.
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It's already been almost two months since my first suggestion, so it's fair to say that I'm kind of wondering how is this going? Do we have a prototype already? :)
This will be a great accomplishment since there isn't anything like this for Qt as easy to implement as Qt-AES.
After creating the other four candidates' repositories you'll have something special and really powerful.
And the Qt community will thank you for it for a very long time.
Hey,
Qt-AES is almost perfect and very easy to use and integrate, which makes it standout from the competition, so in this light can you expand beyond Qt-AES, and create similar encryption classes for the other four AES finalists?
My suggestion is first to expand and create:
Qt-MARS
Qt-RC6
Qt-Serpent
Qt-Twofish
And maybe, (as a hashing function) who knows:
Qt-Whirlpool
Let me know what do you think.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: