This is a mini-project by me (68k). It is currently in the works.

As you may or may not know, I am working on a great many projects. One of these is Mathematica, another is named "Project X", and there may be more that I have not released!

Well, I want to inform the general public about my newest one. It is called "Encryption Made Easy". It is in C.

At the current moment, it is in a reasonably complete state. Depending on my workload for the week, I may finish it by the end of next week.

So far, in Encryption Made Easy, you can encrypt messages using a variety of simple ciphers. I am planning on adding more complex operations, such as Blowfish, etc. Also, this will allow somebody to encrypt files.

Post suggestions, comments, etc.

EDIT: I should note that this program is used from the command-line interface. This means that I do not have to program a GUI. GUIs usually take up a lot of space. But, if someone suggests a GUI, I may think about it.

Yeah, it should be something like this:

eme("blowfish","myprog","password")

But please note that this would not be secure. 0_o

This is because the password would have to be stored in the program itself.

I think that you are referring to compression.

Compression: I don't know. I will have to think about that. Compression algorithms are much more complex that encryption (in my opinion).

I'll research the topic. BTW, thanks for the reply.