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by spydum
1515 days ago
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Actually the AES encryption they implemented is ALSO broken. The premium instances of AES-256, "512" and "1024" were totally broken and based on zero-content blocks, the security gets reduced to 128-bit in all scenarios.
So yeah, AES itself not broken, but.. the places it implements AES-256, 512, and 1024, were broken by implementation. |
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