Re^3: How to use Crypt::Module

in reply to Re^2: How to use Crypt::Module
in thread How to use Crypt::Module

Howdy!

That assertion depends on how you define "encryption". A simple substitution cipher is encryption. Weak, but...

That said, my suggestion was tongue-in-cheek ("heppin"). But the goal of the OP was unrealistic, and my suggestion was simpler than the path they were going down.

yours,
Michael

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Re^4: How to use Crypt::Module by marto (Cardinal) on May 17, 2017 at 06:43 UTC
Essentially encryption requires a form of key/secret to reverse, where with encoding all you need is the algorithm. They're fundamentally different. While your suggestion is simple, it's not what OP wants, because that doesn't exist. I've never come across the term "heppin" before, sorry.	[reply]
Re^5: How to use Crypt::Module by herveus (Prior) on May 17, 2017 at 15:19 UTC
Howdy! "heppin" is distinguished from "helping" in that "heppin" has the appearance of being helpful but maybe not quite and with a dose of wiseassery. yours, Michael	[reply]

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