using aes256

[Robert J. Hansen]

> Counter modes are evil and thus not used.

Evil?  Howso?  I know there's a malleability problem, but GnuPG has used 
an HMAC since what, 1999, so that problem was mitigated decades ago.  Is 
there another set of problems I'm unaware of?

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