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and then encrypts one block after the other. AES is a block cipher.
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and then encrypts one block after the other. AES is a block cipher.
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You need a *mode of operation* for this, which describes how exactly the blocks are encrypted.
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You need a *mode of operation* for this, which describes how exactly the blocks are encrypted.
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The most popular mode of operation of AES these days is Counter Mode (CTR) (or rather, it's better sibling Galois Counter Mode (GCM), which we will get to later).
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The most popular mode of operation of AES these days is Counter Mode (CTR) (or rather, its better sibling Galois Counter Mode (GCM), which we will get to later).
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Counter mode doesn't actually encrypt the message in blocks, it just encrypts a number, the counter, for every block.
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Counter mode doesn't actually encrypt the message in blocks, it just encrypts a number, the counter, for every block.
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The resulting ciphertext can then be used as the keystream for a *stream cipher*.
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The resulting ciphertext can then be used as the keystream for a *stream cipher*.
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