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Go implementation of Miscreant: Advanced symmetric encryption library which provides the AES-SIV (RFC 5297), AES-PMAC-SIV, and STREAM constructions. These algorithms are easy-to-use (or rather, hard-to-misuse) and support encryption of individual messages or message streams. All types are designed to be thread-compatible: Methods of an instance shared between multiple threads (or goroutines) must not be accessed concurrently. Callers are responsible for implementing their own mutual exclusion.
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Ruby implementation of Miscreant: Advanced symmetric encryption library which provides the AES-SIV (RFC 5297), AES-PMAC-SIV, and STREAM constructions. These algorithms are easy-to-use (or rather, hard-to-misuse) and support encryption of individual messages or message streams. AES-SIV provides nonce-reuse misuse-resistance (NRMR): accidentally reusing a nonce with this construction is not a security catastrophe, unlike it is with more popular AES encryption modes like AES-GCM. With AES-SIV, the worst outcome of reusing a nonce is an attacker can see you've sent the same plaintext twice, as opposed to almost all other AES modes where it can facilitate chosen ciphertext attacks and/or full plaintext recovery.
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Rust implementation of Miscreant: Advanced symmetric encryption library which provides the AES-SIV (RFC 5297), AES-PMAC-SIV, and STREAM constructions. These algorithms are easy-to-use (or rather, hard-to-misuse) and support encryption of individual messages or message streams. AES-SIV and AES-PMAC-SIV provide nonce-reuse misuse-resistance (NRMR): accidentally reusing a nonce with this construction is not a security catastrophe, unlike more popular AES encryption modes like AES-GCM where nonce reuse leaks both the authentication key and the XOR of both plaintexts, both of which can potentially be leveraged for full plaintext recovery attacks.
miscreant aes-siv aes-pmac-siv cryptography key-wrapping mrae security
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