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Sorry for the question here, but I am reading the FAQ and get the impression that the current symmetic encryption scheme use AES CRT adding all the safety measures that will prevent risks due to malleability of such chyper (is there a signature method implemented upon SHA384).
But because my english is not very good, and the part of FAQ that talk about that is related to EtM_CTR (i am not sure if it's the default) I prefer to ask if what I have understood from FAQ is correct.
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Hi, I assume when you say "CRT" you actually mean CTR, which is the AES block-encryption mode used in Inferno. Your understanding is correct - Inferno uses AES with 256bit key (14 rounds) in CTR mode, with HMAC-SHA384 signature to prevent malleability (truncated to 16 bytes).
Sorry for the question here, but I am reading the FAQ and get the impression that the current symmetic encryption scheme use AES CRT adding all the safety measures that will prevent risks due to malleability of such chyper (is there a signature method implemented upon SHA384).
But because my english is not very good, and the part of FAQ that talk about that is related to EtM_CTR (i am not sure if it's the default) I prefer to ask if what I have understood from FAQ is correct.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: