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Re: string literals passwords in run only applications
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Re: string literals passwords in run only applications


  • Subject: Re: string literals passwords in run only applications
  • From: Michael Turner <email@hidden>
  • Date: Tue, 26 Feb 2002 09:41:59 -0500

set l to {}
repeat with N from 1 to 100
encrypt the text "ABC" with password N
set end of l to result
end repeat

Ah, you are telling me Applescript has an "encrypt" function just like perl (for example) but that you don't fully trust it either. (Why not?) Store the encrypted password as a script property, and check it against the user's input? Sounds good to me. What about "salt"? I'll look it up in the language manual. Thanks.

/Michael
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