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Posted by ccc31807 on February 27, 2008, 8:59 am
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This might be a question no one knows the answer to.
We started using Crypt::Lite to encrypt the SSNs of files for
temporary storage, 7 or 8 days at the most. The files are CSV files
with lines like this:
IDENTIFIER,Bush,George,Walker,999887777,other,data,here
The output is like this for each line:
IDENTIFIER,Bush,George,Walker,WoPsW7/oWIDsXYPqWoTSCNTvX4bjWY/tX4e
+DNDiWIPjCNDuWNK+DoO4VdPjCdQ=,other,data,here
So far the encryption string has never contained a comma. If it did,
it would really screw things up, as this is run as an automated
process and we do not have human eyes checking the format of the
decrypted files. (A comma would right shift all remaining fields.)
!. Does Crypt::Lite ever use a comma as an encryption character?
2. If so, can you tell it NOT to use a comma?
Thanks, CC.
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