If anyone in this wonderful community wants to help with my encryption project contact me VIDNIC@protonmail.com
Thank You

Finally another ProtonMail user 👍

You should use MD5

@12bitfloat Bitfloat what I am doing is scrambling words getting the hash multiplying it and adding to it and then adding a few thousand letters and then getting the hash rinse and repeat thank you for the advice tho

Huh? More info pls. Maybe even repo link

@b3b3 You have to email me to get the code it is not ready for GitHub so I am planning on only emailing it to people who are interested

@just8littleBit Would you like to help

@VINDIC emailing code? Do you know there is something called private repos

@hack oh Rip VINDIC 2019-2019

For the commit repo please email me

I smell someone rolling their own crypto.

Careful with that.

Rule #1 of crypto: do not roll your own crypto

@M1sf3t Yeah, first rule of OPSEC: don't yell about what you're using.

"I'm using Windows defender you can't hack me!"

I’m using OpenOffice Firewall (Reference to a speech from French technology minister couple of years ago : “We don’t need to use paying tools in governmental agencies. We can use OpenOffice firewall for free” )

@Jilano What

I just mean that Defender is certainly not offering protection against unknown Malware & "hacks".

Telling others what to use is certainly not a good idea, I can agree.

@endor Why endor

@VINDIC because cryptography is extremely complex, and even if you *think* you've got it right, you probably haven't.
Cryptography algorithms take many years and many expert cryptographers for development, and decades for battle-testing.
Even if the math behind your algorithm were correct, there still could be a vulnerability in your implementation.
This kind of stuff is hard to get right, and can lead to disasters if done wrong.
Also, in your first comment you seem to be confusing 'encryption' with 'hashing'.

With all that said, if this is just a learning project, then go ahead, try your best. It can be a great learning opportunity.
Just don't try to use your algo to do actual work on stuff that really needs to be secure :)

@endor don't worry it is all for fun