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Artifact for providing java.security infrastructure for the chaos symmetric encryption.

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/**
 * This artifact extends the refcodes-security
 * toolkit with JCA (Java
 * Cryptography Architecture) support as of the
 * {@link org.refcodes.security.ext.chaos.ChaosProvider}, the
 * {@link org.refcodes.security.ext.chaos.ChaosKeyGenerator} and the
 * {@link org.refcodes.security.ext.chaos.ChaosCipherSpi} types.
 * 
 * 
 * Please refer to the refcodes-security:
 * Chaos-based encryption as Java cryptographic extension (and
 * without) documentation for an up-to-date and detailed
 * description on the usage of this artifact.
 * 
 * 
 * Thanks to Christian Pontesegger's very good examples on Writing
 * your own JCA extensions - a full cipher and Writing
 * your own JCA extensions - a simple digest!
 */
package org.refcodes.security.ext.chaos;