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I was curious too, found answer in comments of original publication: > Normally there is just one XChaCha12 invocation per encryption or decryption. There's an
by coolspot 8y ago
I was curious too, found answer in comments of original publication:
> Normally there is just one XChaCha12 invocation per encryption or decryption. There's another to derive subkeys, but that's only needed when setting a new key.
- AnaniasAnanas 8y agoI don't understand why they use AES though.