Re: AES hacking

sokrAtes wrote:

Now, how do I find out the key if I have an input value, and an output
value (in fact, I can generate more and with any content)?

Since AES is secure so far, your best chance to simply try all possible keys. Since they're so many (2^keylength), this is infeasible.

Are there tools or Ruby/Perl/Python/PHP snippets that let me do this?

Sure, it's trivial to write.
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