Just as an FYI my collegue and I developed an AES-CTR mode cipher for
OpenSSH a while ago. There was some discussion about it here a few years
ago. Anyway, if you would like to see the process we used you can get
the multithreaded AES-CTR mode cipher from
Just as an FYI my collegue and I developed an AES-CTR mode cipher for
OpenSSH a while ago. There was some discussion about it here a few years
ago. Anyway, if you would like to see the process we used you can get
the multithreaded AES-CTR mode cipher from
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Well, I assume that the standard will become available in future.
There was AES Counter Mode Cipher Suites for TLS and DTLS draft in 2006,
but it didn't make it to standard for 5 years. So I wouldn't count on
it. There is GCM standardized, and TLS support for it is present in
development [and
Hi,
I want to make apache to use aes cipher for encryption in ctr mode (by
default it is cbc mode). Cipher mode for aes is not specified in the cipher
list. I know the mode is not being chosen in the hello process, but do you
know when client and the server settle on the cipher mode they are about
On Thu, Aug 04, 2011, Roham Sameni wrote:
Hi,
I want to make apache to use aes cipher for encryption in ctr mode (by
default it is cbc mode). Cipher mode for aes is not specified in the cipher
list. I know the mode is not being chosen in the hello process, but do you
know when client and the