AES192 & AES256 in CBC mode [libgcrypt]
Jan Bilek
jan.bilek at eftlab.co.uk
Fri Nov 28 02:10:20 CET 2014
Hello,
I've just bounced in a potential problem with libgcrypt while trying to
do AES192 & AES256 in CBC mode.
All works well with AES128 for all cipher modes, however when moving to
AES192 & AES256 and GCRY_CIPHER_MODE_CBC it looks like all buffers are
being written just in first 128 bits of output.
Please see example code attached.
Let me know if you'll be able to confirm that and if confirmed if I may
help with fixing it.
Thank you & Kind Regards,
Jan
Jan Bilek
CTO, EFTlab Pty Ltd
email:jan.bilek at eftlab.co.uk
mob: +61 (0) 498 103 179
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