kolosick.m188

The problem is that the longer the lines the more the program needs to do.

Autopython is almost right. Correct me if I'm wrong: no matter how long the code is the value is always the same length. If so this is called signing and it uses a hash function to shorten the code and then uses a public key cipher signing method to encrypt …

Python is too high level language to write an os in

What language do you know? And what sort of programming are you interested in eg. graphics, compiler, gui...

Implement AES

Interesting, 10 digits in what base

Did you find the algorithm?

Ok I wrote it. Now what?

If n is the size of the array you can't.

Suggestion 1: use a for loop Suggestion 2: learn to program

That would be the best way. And its declared in the same way as any other array

Why would they want to decompile it anyway?

Tip: Pick a hashing algorithm such as MD5, SHA-2, Tiger, etc and look it up

By having different code for each OS

I am having a slight problem implementing this code. What I need to do is take a list of 16 unsigned characters and permute the bits according to IPTable. 0 in IPTable refers to bit 0, 1 refers to bit 1, etc. Here is my code which isn't working. [code=c] …

It isn't vegaseat. Aiban, this means you will probably need to change the code or install ttk

It really depends on the code that will be making multiple comparisons

I have experience with ECC. What exactly is the problem with ECDSA?

You can use the system function to run the compiler and then run the compiled code

Can we see the code?

I'd just do a bitwise shift left 12 then a bitwise shift right 12

If by [QUOTE]software lock itself[/QUOTE] you mean just the program that you wrote then yes. If by [QUOTE]software lock itself[/QUOTE] you mean all programs on the computer then yes. But if its the second one don't do that as thats rude as hell

Do your own homework

[QUOTE]SIZE is a catholic constant[/QUOTE] good choice of words PBIRBAS's teacher

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What sort of analysis?

Take a look at python's re module

Bit shift left by 2. (Multiply by 4)

Do you know what object oriented programming is? If so then c++ is c with object oriented capability. There are some other differences but that is the main one. If you don't know what object oriented programming is then look it up or ask

As far as I'm aware you can't tell as I believe they are both just translated to one type (e.g. hexadecimal or decimal) during compilation. I am not 100 percent sure of this so maybe you should look in a tutorial or book.

Try, instead of a for loop, using [ICODE]while (ibalance != 0)[/ICODE] Also, just calculate the interest, subtract the 500 from ibalance, and increment the month during the while loop. Then when you want to find out how long it took change the number of months into months and years

What do you mean?

Try using partcopy instead. Take a look at this website as it shows you how to do that [url]http://www.brokenthorn.com/Resources/OSDev3.html[/url]. Partcopy is available at [url]http://www.brokenthorn.com/Resources/Programs/pcopy02.zip[/url]

Can you ask a question for us to help with

In the function saveEvent: the line [ICODE]self.transferArea.SetValue(target.read()) [/ICODE] should be [ICODE]text = self.transferArea.GetValue() [/ICODE] and then transfer the text to the file

You have to get the key and then multiply the key by the text. The decipher key is the inverse of the encipher key in mod whatever

What do you mean?

Hey can you post some of the code. I know a bit about cryptology

You can get a disassembler and disassemble it and then examine the assembly code that was output. You can then examine the assembly code of the program and look for a certain compilers footprint. Good luck :P

Create a new file called calc.py. Put the calc function in it and then in your main file import calc.py

I would take a look at pyhook and try to use that to moniter if a is being typed and then block that and send the new string instead. If your running windows then this can be done with the win32 apis

Tkinter is very out of date. My advice would be qt which allows you to do use xml

You can use the functions in process.h try taking a look at them

Well what language are you using?

How did you open it. Can you post the code

Threading won't help to make a keylogger. Threading is simply running multiple processes at the same time. There is probably another keylogging library out there but pyhook is better. You can also write one on your own if you know c++

[url]http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Booth%27s_multiplication_algorithm[/url]

pyHook is easier. Threading is much different. For an explanation of threading see [url]http://www.devshed.com/c/a/Python/Basic-Threading-in-Python/[/url]

Add this line [icode] display.see(display.size()) [/icode] after [icode] scrollbar.config( command = display.yview ) [/icode]

You can use a gui toolkit. Qt can do this. Check it out at [url]http://www.qtsoftware.com/[/url]