On 15 Feb 2007 11:39:55 GMT, Marcus Mackler <mmecky@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
I am searching for a command line (!) tool which en- and
decrypts files and folders with the well known AES
algorithm. I should be able either to pass the password as
parameter resp. the program should ask the user for a
password at the command line.
gpg --cipher-algo aes -c filename.ext
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Re: New Encryption Idea ... performing the 5 reads necessary in the example algorithm results in a delay ... Panama at 400MB/sec, or RC4 at about 90MB/sec, or AES in CTR mode at ... and the speed failings of your design become very clear. ... > Manansala Encryption and Authentication System ... (sci.crypt)
Re: FUD about CGD and GBDE ... >government has approved the use of AES with 256 bit keys for very ... that stress on the algorithm and maintain 256 bits of margin. ... I don't seriously think that either of CGD or GBDE will be broken ... The first reason is that it adds complexity.... (freebsd-hackers)
Re: Virtual Matrix Encryption ... die or simply another algorithm will be used in the AES.... Then it would not be called "snake oil" and would be be "in the ... > algorithms is that they hadn't studied by the whole crypto community and ... (sci.crypt)
Re: Only people who originally frequent sci.crypt reply to this ... I know enough to have implemented AES in C and Java, ...algorithm has random numbers involved and might not be reversible by ... Number theoretic attacks aren't dependent on brute force. ... the discrete logarithm problem trivial,... (sci.crypt)
Re: Cohens paper on byte order ... > It's perfectly okay when one considers that in the AES FIPS... > environment, there would be a serious problem trying to ... > test the algorithm in an environment where the AES ... > efficiency would be an advantage. ... (sci.crypt)
