This blog post is for the discussion of AES CBC Bit-flipping attack. Firstly, get familiar with the CBC mode of encryption before you go through this attack. Please do refer the below blog post to get an idea about CBC mode. link: CBC mode of encryption This attack is explained with the help of Cryptopals Challenge16 … Continue reading CBC Bit-Flipping Attack
Category: Modes of Encryption
ECB Byte At A Time
This blog post is about AES ECB Byte At A Time attack. If you don't have any prior knowledge regarding AES ECB please do refer to it, so that the attack will be understood clearly. Some Important Points Regarding AES AES is a block cipher, each block of size 16bytes long If the length of … Continue reading ECB Byte At A Time
CBC mode of encryption
Cipher Block Chaining (significantly known as CBC) is a mode of encryption used in block ciphers. It is an advanced form of block cipher encryption and also more secured when compared to ECB. This mode uses a random block of bytes known as Initialization Vector (IV) to ensure randomization of encryption. It is important to … Continue reading CBC mode of encryption