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I've been reading this thread in the archives, on loop-aes and then the |
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security of AES. I hate to jump on the bandwagon, so before I do, I will |
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state that I *am* a crypto-expert, and have worked for the several |
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government entities in the US. I am not at liberty to tell you which ones. |
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Mr. Walters: It is not all that easy to crack a *secure* key with the |
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AES-256 cipher. This holds true, even with networks of super-computers. Just |
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how many of them do you think the NSA (you named it), has to spare for |
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things like that? Parallel and distributed computing does not help much with |
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AES, since it is a CBC cipher algorithm (look it up). |
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I think you need to do some research on the subject you say you're majoring |
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in, before you post on the topic, Mr. Walters. |
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Jase |