Are the SHA256, SHA256Managed, SHA512, SHA512Managed classes been stripped off from .NetCF v2.0 If yes, then what can I do if I want to still use them on my PocketPC application.
Thanks.
System.Security.Cryptography question
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System.Security.Cryptography question
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The issue is that current WinCE does not support these AES encryption schemes. You might have to resort to using OpenNETCF ... but the fact remains that the OS underneath does not support it and some customers might be a little uneasy about using 3rd party crypto algorithms.
I found http://www.mperfect.net/cfAes/ to be a pretty thorough site on this matter.