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AES encryption

Started by Magnum, July 25, 2020, 02:10:14 PM

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Magnum

Is it still true that AES has no known flaws?

    About LibreOffice encryption

I found 2 interesting links. From the links Libreoffice seems to use AES (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/AES_(cipher) ) as of LibreOffice 3.5. Before that it was blowfish.

    Aveesplace.wordpress
    According to LO mail archive (2012 so recent) a brute force with a Windows program called Accent Office will take:

   Max pwd   Accent OFFICE
    Length   Time Estimate (same conditions)
        5    27m03s
        6    1d19h
        7    173d3h
        8    45y197d

Conclusions:

    AES has no known flaws.
    The only way is to provide the correct password. and you should always save an unencrypted copy on an external media like an USB disc that is kept safe in your house.

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