Is it possible that after cbc encryption, null character appears in the resulting multibyte data. If yes, what precaution should I take to avoid it.
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See Question&Answers more detail:osIs it possible that after cbc encryption, null character appears in the resulting multibyte data.
Absolutely. It would not be a pseudo-random function if values like 0's were missing.
If yes, what precaution should I take to avoid it.
Treat everything as a byte
array with embedded NULL
s. Never treat it like a char*
.
If you want to treat it like a char*
, then you will need to encode it first. Try hexadecimal, Base32 or Base64.