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Re: New Attack on AES
This kind of attacks ALL require a lot of DATA, so final word:
Use one AES key for no more than 1T byte storage
If you are using VPN, WiFi, CHANGE your AES keys regularly such that no more than 1T byte of data can be collected!!! DO YOU MATH, you know how fast your VPN or WiFi bandwidth is. |
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Anon users
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There is a FAQ for the paper explaining in plain how it affects you:
»https://cryptolux.org/FAQ_on_the_attacks |
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Cudni
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»www.schneier.com/blog/archives/2···n_a.html
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While this attack is better than brute force -- and some cryptographers will describe the algorithm as "broken" because of it -- it is still far, far beyond our capabilities of computation. The attack is, and probably forever will be, theoretical. But remember: attacks always get better, they never get worse.
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Cudni
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