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Advanced Encryption Standard (AES) is a cryptographic block cipher algorithm.

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This code takes in a hardcoded input buffer, maximum 64 chars, encrypts, decrypts and outputs decrypted buffer using AES CBC mechanism. Entered password is converted to a SHA256 digest and copied into ...
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I recently needed to write a portion of code to encrypt file to AES-256 in C# language. Since I did not find ready implementations of it, apart from string encryption, and since I'm very far from ...
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Your opinion interests me regarding this program. This program encrypts a text message using the AES256 algorithm and CBC. It allows the creation of an encrypted message that contains: The salt used ...
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For learning purposes and because it really interests me I am trying to get a better understanding of cryptography by trying to make my own basic secure chat-application. I posted a first version of ...
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I'm looking for feedback on some source code, I have everything documented and have corrected some errors. Looking to see what I did correctly, incorrectly, and what can be improved. ...
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I’m using two ciphers in this code that are in this order- encrypt plain text with xchacha20-poly1305 then encrypt the resulting ciphertext with aes-cbc-blake2b hmac. I was told elsewhere rather than ...
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I'm working on building an encrypt/decrypt feature using AES, and a fixed AES 256-bit key size. I have decided on using AES-GCM, as it seems the most performant and secure. I would like to know ...
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I wrote some AES encryption/decryption methods with the following requirements: Inputs should be easy-to-use strings. Something encrypted in a .NET 6 app using these methods should be able to be ...
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I have written a C++ program that uses the Crypto++ library to encrypt files using AES-256Bit (in GCM mode). I am planning to eventually have the program store the keys for the files in a file e.g. ...
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I've implemented AES encryption in C to get more familiar with the language and to understand how encryption works better. I understand this code is unsuitable for actual cryptographic use and I'd ...
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I am a hobbyist and do not work in the industry, but I do have an interest in programming an cryptography. I decided to have a go at writing a 128bit implementation of AES in C++. This is my first ...
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I am looking to build a message encryption/decription method that would allow messages to be encrypted in a timely fashion on board an Arduino Portenta H7, using as much of the onboard hardware ...
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I am working with OpenSSL and writing an AES256 encryption module. My knowledge of cybersecurity is not vast and I would like to know whether there are any obvious holes I'm leaving. The intent is for ...
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For educational purposes, I have implemented the AES block cipher in python. I decided to follow the interface for block cipher modules as defined in PEP 272. The implementation consists of two python ...
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I have created a Python & Node JS encryption/decryption AES 256-CFB. The point of this little project is that I will encrypt a special URL with Python covered with base64 & URL encoding and ...
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