Am Montag, 3. Oktober 2016, 10:58:03 CEST schrieb Alex Cope:
Hi Alex,
> I was unclear in my initial message. I'm implementing a block cipher
> mode of operation. I'm hoping there is a another block cipher mode of
> operation that already uses skcipher, so I can use it as a reference
> and avoid r
I was unclear in my initial message. I'm implementing a block cipher
mode of operation. I'm hoping there is a another block cipher mode of
operation that already uses skcipher, so I can use it as a reference
and avoid re-inventing the wheel. In particular, it would be helpful
if there is some imple
Am Montag, 3. Oktober 2016, 10:06:23 CEST schrieb Alex Cope:
Hi Alex,
> I'm currently working on implementing HEH encryption, and am in the
> process of switching from the blkcipher interface to the skcipher
> interface. All the examples I have found that use skcipher are
> wrapping another mode
I'm currently working on implementing HEH encryption, and am in the
process of switching from the blkcipher interface to the skcipher
interface. All the examples I have found that use skcipher are
wrapping another mode of operation I.E. cts in cts(cbc(aes)) rather
than being directly above the blo