Robert J. Hansen (15.04.2008 06:06): > ... Rijndael is AES, incidentally. Rijndael was the name it was > submitted under to the AES competition. Once it was chosen as the > winner, it became AES. And yes, I have seen people passionately > advocating for the inclusion of Rijndael in OpenPGP, despite the fact > it's already there, just under the name AES.
Not strictly so. IIRC, Rijndael has support for block size up to the 256 bits. AES (as a standard) has more tight restrictions -- 128 bits. -- SATtva | security & privacy consulting www.vladmiller.info | www.pgpru.com
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