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Appelbaum also mentioned they have advanced crypt-analytic capabilities against AES, but the evidence right now supports that these advances are not enough to break AES in the general case.

>>xnull2+(OP)
might be of interest in light of possible AES breakage: i have a small project that encrypts/decrypts the whole message with RSA (of course the message is also signed before encryption and result is verified on decryption);

runs on as much cores as available; also for this it goes into some length to avoid multithreading locks in openssl (where possible).

http://mosermichael.github.io/cstuff/all/projects/2014/02/24...