Rijndael was selected in 2001 after a 5-year selection process. I assume AES128 was never allowed from the beginning; the alternative would leak too much information. We still think AES128 must be brute forced. So what's the chance that today they're over a decade ahead?
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Rijndael was selected in 2001 after a 5-year selection process. I assume AES128 was never allowed from the beginning; the alternative would leak too much information. We still think AES128 must be brute forced. So what's the chance that today they're over a decade ahead?