AES Encryption and Decryption

Network Security: AES Encryption and Decryption
Topics discussed:
1. Explanation of AES Encryption and Decryption.
2. Introduction to various Transformations in AES Encryption and Decryption process in every round.
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This is just like a wow
Thanks

[@ankushmaji2652]

Thanks

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I am watching this video one day before exam 😂

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It means you are not proactive.

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I'm watching 30min before internals 😂 in x2 speed

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passed ????

[@colinmaharaj]

I did this using C code as a proof of concept.

[@chetankukreja8828]

can you share the c code

[@tejasanthosh3148]

Can anyone help in key expansion for decryption

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[@mostafamohammed2828]

Is it possible to send the presentation?

[@bkrishnamanohar8303]

But as you've mentioned on 5:14 as 1 word = 32 bits but 1 word is actually = 2 bytes i.e. 16bits and 4 words would be equal to 64 bits right? Correct me if im wrong.

[@puneethsubramanya3952]

1 word is actually 4 bytes and each word has 32 bits (1 byte = 8 bits) and 4 words are generated so
that will be 4 words * 4 bytes * 8 bits = 128 bits
hope this clears stuff

[@Massive_M]

You're right. 1 word = 2 bytes = 16 bits.
I don't know why this tut did this in a wrong way.

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Kal 7th Sem ka exam h and I'm watching this video 😂today

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I wish I could go to school and earn a degree that have some value like those people in the comments

[@mboovy5714]

So the round keys are 16 bytes or bits ? Because my professor said it is 16 bits which doesn’t give sense to me

[@Tommy-Oneall]

the round key are 16 bytes, this means 128 bits

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[@user-cc7fk4ez9v]

Can you just explain each term in that specific round ??
Can you just teach actually ?? Just reading is not a teaching