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Apr 9 |
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Is AES restricted to only 64 characters for the key/password? thanks to all for help @Ilmari Karonen will try to read more and come back, thanks2all |
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Apr 9 |
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Is AES restricted to only 64 characters for the key/password? @mikeazo, ok im lost again can u direct me to some simple english place to read more about hash and algorithm ^_^ |
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Apr 9 |
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Is AES restricted to only 64 characters for the key/password? what i understand now that every algorithm need a hash to work with, is that right |
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Apr 9 |
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Is AES restricted to only 64 characters for the key/password? perfect, thanks |
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Apr 9 |
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Does encrypting twice using the same block cipher produce a security weakness? sure, do what u think is better, my english isnt very good in long sentence :) |
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Apr 9 |
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Does encrypting twice using the same block cipher produce a security weakness? @poncho u may be logic when i read it i miss understand, they mean if i use the cipher text to encrypt again with another algorithm like what happen in truecrypt.. AES-twofish-serpent.. but never know why that could make it less secure? |
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Apr 9 |
asked | Does encrypting twice using the same block cipher produce a security weakness? |
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Apr 9 |
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Is AES restricted to only 64 characters for the key/password? so i can use 1000 characters password in AES PBKDF2, cuz PBKDF2 convert the password to something else that used to encrypt the data, right |
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Apr 9 |
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Is AES restricted to only 64 characters for the key/password? The maximum volume password length has been decreased from 100 to 64 characters. This was necessary to avoid the following: When a password longer than 64 characters was passed to HMAC-SHA-1, the whole password was first hashed using SHA-1 and the resultant 160-bit value was then used instead of the original password (which complies with HMAC-SHA-1 specification), thus the password length was in fact reduced. |
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Apr 9 |
asked | Is AES restricted to only 64 characters for the key/password? |
