AES 256 encryption in labview..

[nouman.ashraf91@yahoo.com]

can i implement AES 256 encryption of a finger print data in labview.?

if i can then what steps do i have to follow.

[dnchen]

What data type is the the fingerprint data read in as?

Here's a community built set of VIs for AES encryption:

https://decibel.ni.com/content/blogs/viGods/2012/06/04/labview-advanced-encryption-standart-aes-libr...

[nouman.ashraf91@yahoo.com]

fingerprint data is in binary.

but i dont want to use the library i want to do the whole AES programming.

[rolfk]

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nouman.ashraf91@yahoo.com wrote:

fingerprint data is in binary.

but i dont want to use the library i want to do the whole AES programming.

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Well I would say in that case get started writing some code.

Of course that assumes you have a sound understanding of LabVIEW programming already. Also as with most encryption algorithmes you will most likely first have to come up with a library of functions to do big number arithmetics. This is aside from the necessary theory behind it, also quite a major development work, since not every possible implementation is going to be good performance wise. LabVIEWs automatic memory management requires you to think a bit about how to represent your big numbers in such a way to not cause major performance bottlenecks by routines that need to copy the long data strings that you usually would end up with, trying to represent variable sized big numbers in LabVIEW.

[LuisMontoya]

I can not find this community, 

Here's a community built set of VIs for AES encryption:

https://decibel.ni.com/content/blogs/viGods/2012/06/04/labview-advanced-encryption-standart-aes-libr...