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  1. Apr 22nd, 2004, 12:02 AM #1
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    Question How to encrypt using AES in Assembly?

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  2. Apr 24th, 2004, 09:11 AM #2
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    Impossible!!!!!

    Where are your answers experts!!?????
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    First of course you need the algorithm, and it doesn't matter which language it was written in, you just need object code you can link against your app.

    Second, where in Hardware? Chances are that Linux and WinNT won't let you access it. Or do you want to write a floppy that you put in at boot? If so, search for bootstraps...
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    No. I'm afraid you'll have to work out an AES algorithm yourself.
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    Sorry, I don't know the answers to any of your questions.
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    So do you have that algorithm at all?
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    There are plenty of bootstrap tutorials out there. Most of the are in Turbo Assembler. I'm at school at the moment, but when I get home I can upload an example for you.

    Also, it takes a search on Google to find algorithms to encryptions. Give it a try..

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    Originally posted by raladin
    And what is the best book for learning programming using Assembly..

    For example : how to make a software to be put inside a ROM to turn on a Light on an Electronic Circuit.. and how to learn about making that circuit?

    Thanks in advance..
    Assembly Language for Intel Based Computers is a good book. Some also like the Art of Assembly Language.

    You'll also need to get a few books on writing and implement ciphers. It's really hard to do this right because it doesn't forgive error.

    Now we are getting into computer electrical engineering with the last question. Which is completely out of my scope. Go read lots of books on it =P
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    Originally posted by raladin
    I really thank you from my heart Maven!

    I downloaded "The Art of Assembly" book.. and trying to read it..

    You know..I'm 15 years old.. and in a secondary school..so it is a little bit hard to read alot book

    Anyway.. any samples about "How to encrypt using AES in Assembly" will be appreciated..

    Thanks in advance..
    You simply will not find them. Encryption is a very hard subject that very few know a lot about. It's so hard that even if you do have the right chiper and all the information you need, its extremely easy to implement it badly. Even cryptanalyst screw up on it from time to time.
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