David McGrew wrote:
Hi Michael,you are right that EME has that property. I have not read up on EME* yet. However, EME, as described for tweakable "wide block" encryption, restricts the data size to 4096 bits. That may not be the intent of the original EME algorithm, but that's how I the document I saw reads. XCB supports any amount of data. That, to me, is the difference. Now that I've found a description of ABL, I'll have to study that one as well. mt |
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