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We are using AES encryption in GCM block mode in order to encrypt a number of different kinds of data at rest on a mobile device - Android. The key used for encryption is stored in the protected key-...

I'm writting a tool to save files (to external drive, cloud,...), it can already crypt file content with AES/GCM/NOPADDING; and as I'm not an expert, I've read some documentation, and understand that ...

RFC 4106 specifies about nonce. It contains a salt of size 4 octets and an iv of size 8 octets. Further, RFC specifies that salt is assigned at the beginning of the security associations which is ...

I'm building an encrypted logging application. Log entries are encrypted with AES-256-GCM, using password-derived keys with PBKDF2. The application must support log rotation, and I would like to make ...

When using AES-GCM I know that I am supposed to use a new initialization vector every time I call the AES-GCM algorithm with the same key. What are other rules must be followed to use AES-GCM ...

I have an application that stores data on the devices. Currently AES/CBC/PKCS5Padding from javax.crypto.Cipher(see reference) is ...

My question is: I'm using AES with 256 bits key in CTR mode. Will it be less secure if I use a random key and static zero nonce? key = random; nonce = 0;

I have a 16 byte file, and after encrypting it, its size weirdly changes. ...

Which column type is best for storing $tag, $iv, $key, $encryptedData generated by openssl_encryption, and in which format I should save these values? I am using &...

This question is based on my recent observation of preferences of certain email service providers and banks to use AES related symmetric ciphers over the more fast ChaCha20 Poly1305 . For example ...

My use case guarantees that all plaintext values are unique. In this case, is it safe to use a fixed IV with AES-GCM to carry our encryption/decryption?

Nonce-misuse resistance seems to have two standard notions: The stronger notion: this reveals nothing unless the exact same nonce is used to encrypt the exact same message twice. In this case, the ...

I would like to implement a deterministic encryption scheme within .NET. From the following post it is established using AES-SIV mode is appropriate. As AES-SIV mode is not implemented within the ...