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Presumably it's padded if it's not a multiple of 16 bytes, because that's the AES blocksize, and not just some off-the-wall requirement that the data be 1000 by
by hamburglar 14y ago
Presumably it's padded if it's not a multiple of 16 bytes, because that's the AES blocksize, and not just some off-the-wall requirement that the data be 1000 bytes long. I'm also hoping that your encrypted format has one more field, which is an IV that changes each time the data is encrypted.
- AngryParsley 14y agoThere's no IV, but the AES key changes each time you encrypt the secret. The key is random.