magicpotato21 / c-encrypt-memory-with-256

This code will generate a random 256-bit key, encrypt the input message using that key, and print the encrypted output. You can then store the encrypted output in memory and use the key to decrypt it later when needed.

Hi there 👋, I'm Chris Hodges!

Welcome to my world of coding! I'm a passionate Full Stack Developer who loves to bring ideas to life through code. With a knack for creating seamless user experiences and robust backend systems, I develop applications that speak volumes.

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