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No it’s worth a 1/2 reduction in the number of bits. So 256 becomes effectively 128 bit encryption. Idk though if the solution could be as simple as creating “A
by ls612 3y ago
No it’s worth a 1/2 reduction in the number of bits. So 256 becomes effectively 128 bit encryption. Idk though if the solution could be as simple as creating “AES 512”.