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Isn't supposed to happen. It would be a break of AES if it were to be shown to be possible. However it would mean that such a break would be instantly exploitab
by maaku 11y ago
Isn't supposed to happen. It would be a break of AES if it were to be shown to be possible. However it would mean that such a break would be instantly exploitable, rather than having defense in depth by requiring multiple independent failures. Our crypto systems should not be so fragile...
- tptacek 11y agoNo. As has been repeatedly pointed out: HTTP is positively loaded with much longer runs of known plaintext.