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I use a fixed byte array
which I use to en-/decrypt data via C native code which runs like a charm. Problem here is that it of course always uses 256 bytes even if the data is shorter (filled with zero bytes). I then copy it to a new byte array with the real length.
Question: Is there a better way? (dynamic allocation or similar)
I use a fixed byte array
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Public aesdecrypted(256) As Bytewhich I use to en-/decrypt data via C native code which runs like a charm. Problem here is that it of course always uses 256 bytes even if the data is shorter (filled with zero bytes). I then copy it to a new byte array with the real length.
Question: Is there a better way? (dynamic allocation or similar)