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Dears ,
Can any body benefit about the most popular AES C code used worldwide ??
If there is a link to find the code i will be thankfull

What I have tried:

Dears ,
Can any body benefit about the most popular AES C code used worldwide ??
If there is a link to find the code i will be thankfull

Posted 15-Feb-16 9:15am

Moh.Mah.Msh.

Updated 15-Feb-16 9:22am

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Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 15-Feb-16 15:23pm

Why using "What I have tried" section without telling us what you have tried? :-)
—SA

Moh.Mah.Msh. 15-Feb-16 15:27pm

Actually i was in a hurry.
i am seeking a lot of options for AES since i am working on Parallelizing AES so i should take a look about the most popular used AES C codes
Regards

Dave Kreskowiak 15-Feb-16 16:15pm

What do you mean by "parallelizing AES"? Parallelizing what exactly?

Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 15-Feb-16 17:35pm

He-he... Do you know the "Want to talk about it" joke? See below... :-)
—SA

Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 15-Feb-16 17:34pm

Not clear. Most algorithms should be simply agnostics to parallelism. This is certainly one of them.
What's the problem with parallelism, exactly?

Anyway, you are not explaining any problem and not asking any certain question anyway.
There is a joke:
One psychoanalyst asks another one:
— Could you lend me $200?
— Do you want to talk about it?

—SA

Moh.Mah.Msh. 17-Feb-16 1:50am

you look very silly by the way .. i thought this site is for professionals and not for those who have a lot of time to spend joking and laughing.

Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 17-Feb-16 11:43am

Too serious people rarely succeed. You are talking about someone who you don't know at all. Remember that everyone can read all posts and see who is silly and who is not; that's all I can advise.

Anyway, thank you for your opinion and wish you the best of luck.

—SA

nv3 15-Feb-16 18:22pm

Do you think you are the only one who is in a hurry? Why should anybody take the time to answer you if you don't even have the time to phrase your question well and clearly?

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g@rima · Answer 1 · 2016-02-15T17:32:00

Solution 1

I think, AES allows for three different key lengths: 128, 192, or 256 bits.
AES requires the block size to be 128 bits, the original
Rijndael cipher works with any block size that
is a multiple of 32 as long as it exceeds 128.

Posted 15-Feb-16 17:32pm

g@rima

Updated 15-Feb-16 17:56pm

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