The underlying code includes the following
modes:
AES_ecb_encrypt
AES_cbc_encrypt
AES_cfb128_encrypt
AES_cfb1_encrypt
AES_cfb8_encrypt
AES_ofb128_encrypt
AES_ctr128_encrypt
So CTR is in, but CWC and GCM are not.
Steven Pauly
Pitney Bowes GMS
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at least suggests that CTR mode actually is supported? All I can
really find are threads basically saying Yup, AES is in there
but
without any useful followup. =(
~RMC
On 9/22/06, [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I asked a similar question and got no answer. In fact, my question
wasn't
even posted.
(Maybe I am doing something wrong.) Anyway, it appears that
some modes are
available,
but the ones I am looking for, CTR, CWC, and GCM are not supported.
Check
out
http://fp.gladman.plus.com for AES and the aforementioned cipher
modes.
Alan
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Subject: Basic OpenSSL Question
I am considering OpenSSL for a project and needed some quick
info.
Does the OpenSSL crypto library support AES? Which modes? From
the
on-line documentation on the website this does not appear to
be the
case (http://www.openssl.org/docs/crypto/crypto.html), but
of course
typing openssl ciphers returns results including
various forms of
AES. But I wasn't sure if this reflected support in the library
itself
when not used for SSL/TLS. If the OpenSSL crypto library does
not
support AES, any suggestions for similarly licensed libraries
that do?
Can anybody provider a pointer to example code, etc., on using
the
OpenSSL crypto library? good books on the subject?
Regards,
Richard M. Conlan
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