Re: [tor-bugs] #5761 [TorBrowserButton]: using Dooble Web Browser for the Torbrowser

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#5761: using Dooble Web Browser for the Torbrowser
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    Reporter:  mike123           |       Owner:  mike123
        Type:  enhancement       |      Status:  closed 
    Priority:  normal            |   Milestone:         
   Component:  TorBrowserButton  |     Version:         
  Resolution:  invalid           |    Keywords:         
      Parent:                    |      Points:         
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Comment(by rransom):

 Replying to [comment:11 mike123]:
 > Of course it encrypts strings of all sizes, even empty ones.

  * `dmisc::encodedString()` starts by padding its input to a multiple of
 the cipher's block size (16 bytes for all modern block ciphers which would
 be used with an encryption âmodeâ).
  * It then calls `gcry_cipher_encrypt` to encrypt that padded buffer âin
 placeâ.
  * Since a 16-byte-or-shorter string is padded to 16 bytes, and 16 bytes
 is not ''strictly longer'' than the cipher's block size, and the
 `GCRY_CIPHER_CBC_CTS` flag was set during the call to `gcry_cipher_open`,
 `gcry_cipher_encrypt` returns an error.
  * Since `gcry_cipher_encrypt` returns an error, `dmisc::encodedString()`
 returns its (plaintext) input string.

 So, no it doesn't.

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