# Android Ciphers

This is a simple project that shows, through JUnit tests, how to use some sensible default cryptographic ciphers
available on the Android platform.

Take a look at `app/src/androidTest/java` to see the actual JUnit tests and the sensible defaults.

Also, you may wish to checkout the submodule `bouncycastle` to actually browse the BouncyCastle code included in all
Android systems and exposed through the `javax.crypto` API.

## License

All code contained herein, except where otherwise noted, is Copyright &copy; 2016 Stojan Dimitrovski and licensed under
the permissive MIT X11 license.

Consult the `LICENSE.txt` file for the full text.
# Android Ciphers

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This is a simple project that shows, through JUnit tests, how to use some sensible default cryptographic ciphers
available on the Android platform.

Take a look at `app/src/androidTest/java` to see the actual JUnit tests and the sensible defaults.

Also, you may wish to checkout the submodule `bouncycastle` to actually browse the BouncyCastle code included in all
Android systems and exposed through the `javax.crypto` API.

## License

All code contained herein, except where otherwise noted, is Copyright &copy; 2016 Stojan Dimitrovski and licensed under
the permissive MIT X11 license.

Consult the `LICENSE.txt` file for the full text.

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