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by zinekeller
1515 days ago
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The proprietary "AES-1024" is actually AES-128 encrypted four times (like Triple DES which is an actual standard). The actual problem is that the key derivation is literally MD5 and the "salt" is static (making brute-force laughable). So, no, AES is not broken, just this weird one that happens to be the encryption program you've get free with the purchase of certain brands of USB drives. |
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