Best JavaScript code snippet using wpt
crypto.js
Source:crypto.js
...583 }584 var hash = calculateMD5(key, 0, i);585 return hash.subarray(0, Math.min(encryptionKey.length + 5, 16));586 }587 function buildCipherConstructor(cf, name, num, gen, key) {588 var cryptFilter = cf.get(name.name);589 var cfm;590 if (cryptFilter !== null && cryptFilter !== undefined)591 cfm = cryptFilter.get('CFM');592 if (!cfm || cfm.name == 'None') {593 return function cipherTransformFactoryBuildCipherConstructorNone() {594 return new NullCipher();595 };596 }597 if ('V2' == cfm.name) {598 return function cipherTransformFactoryBuildCipherConstructorV2() {599 return new ARCFourCipher(600 buildObjectKey(num, gen, key, false));601 };602 }603 if ('AESV2' == cfm.name) {604 return function cipherTransformFactoryBuildCipherConstructorAESV2() {605 return new AES128Cipher(606 buildObjectKey(num, gen, key, true));607 };608 }609 error('Unknown crypto method');610 }611 CipherTransformFactory.prototype = {612 createCipherTransform:613 function CipherTransformFactory_createCipherTransform(num, gen) {614 if (this.algorithm == 4) {615 return new CipherTransform(616 buildCipherConstructor(this.cf, this.stmf,617 num, gen, this.encryptionKey),618 buildCipherConstructor(this.cf, this.strf,619 num, gen, this.encryptionKey));620 }621 // algorithms 1 and 2622 var key = buildObjectKey(num, gen, this.encryptionKey, false);623 var cipherConstructor = function buildCipherCipherConstructor() {624 return new ARCFourCipher(key);625 };626 return new CipherTransform(cipherConstructor, cipherConstructor);627 }628 };629 return CipherTransformFactory;...
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