Implementing AES (Rijndael) into Torque?

ConsoleFunction( encrypt, void, 3, 3, "")
{
	// NOTES:
	// argv[1] is the key.
	// argv[2] is the string.

	// Our Rijndael object.
	Rijndael AES;

	// We need to set the size based on how long the string is.
	// We add another 16 because padding might happen in padEncrypt and we want to make sure
	// we have enough memory allocated for that.
	int size = (dStrlen(argv[2]) + 16);

	// Allocate some memory for the output buffer.
	char *output = new char[size + 1];

	// Null the string.
	dMemset(output, 0, (size + 1));

	// Initialize Rijndael.
	AES.init(Rijndael::ECB, Rijndael::Encrypt, ((unsigned char*)argv[1]), Rijndael::Key32Bytes);
	
	// Encrypt the string. padEncrypt takes care of the padding.
	AES.padEncrypt((unsigned char*)argv[2], size, (unsigned char*)output);

	// I am using a console callback instead of returning the values, because
	// I found no way to delete output[] after I have returned it, thus the hack below.
	Con::executef(3, "encryptCallback", output, Con::getIntArg(size));

	// Cleanup.
	delete[] output;
}

ConsoleFunction( decrypt, void, 4, 4, "")
{	
	Rijndael AES;

	// This is ugly. I suspected that you had to supply the correct length of the original string to decrypt
	// but boy was I wrong.
	int size = dAtoi(argv[3]);

	char *output = new char[size + 1];

	dMemset(output, 0, (size + 1));

	AES.init(Rijndael::ECB, Rijndael::Decrypt, ((unsigned char*)argv[1]), Rijndael::Key32Bytes);
	
	AES.padDecrypt((unsigned char*)argv[2], size, (unsigned char*)output);

	Con::executef(2, "decryptCallback", output);

	delete[] output;
}

ConsoleFunction( test, void, 3, 3, "")
{
	Rijndael AES;

	int size = (dStrlen(argv[2]) + 16);

	char *output = new char[size + 1];
	char *temp = new char[size + 1];

	dMemset(output, 0, (size + 1));
	dMemset(temp, 0, (size + 1));

	AES.init(Rijndael::ECB, Rijndael::Encrypt, ((unsigned char*)argv[1]), Rijndael::Key32Bytes);
	
	AES.padEncrypt((unsigned char*)argv[2], size, (unsigned char*)output);

	Con::executef(2, "encryptCallback", output);

	AES.init(Rijndael::ECB, Rijndael::Decrypt, ((unsigned char*)argv[1]), Rijndael::Key32Bytes);
		
	AES.padDecrypt((unsigned char*)output, size, (unsigned char*)temp);

	Con::executef(2, "decryptCallback", temp);

	delete[] output;
	delete[] temp;
}