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Let me get this straight...

You have a byte string, your plaintext, it being (as hex bytes) 38-32-33-35, or (as ASCII chars) '8235'.

You send it to your encryption server, and you get back a byte string, your cyphertext, it being (as base64) 'vY+TqCu5/Wdg6O+ilDqHVQ==', or (as hex bytes) bd-8f-93-a8-2b-b9-fd-67-60-e8-ef-a2-94-3a-87-55.

Then you have something in a field in a database, that should be the same cyphertext, stored as hex digits in a CHAR column. The value you have is (as hex digits) 63-9D-87-9F-22-4C-A2-A1-BA-73-CC-48-84-DB-D3-62.

It is not the same value as the one corresponding to the base64-encoded string you posted. Are you sure you are reading from the correct row in the table? Otherwise I missed some steps in your process.

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In reply to Re^7: convert hexadecimal value to encrypted string by dakkar
in thread convert hexadecimal value to encrypted string by linuxfan

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