AES by definition has a 128-bit block size and uses either a 128, 192 or 
256-bit key.

If you mean the Rijndael algorithm, that is more flexible and can have a block 
size up to 256 bits, with no key size limit.  I do not believe OpenSSL has the 
generic support (older versions may have from pre-AES days).

  Erik Tkal





Hi,

  Is it possible to have AES 512 bit encryption in latest release of openssl.


Regards,
Uday,

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