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Monday, 28 September 2009

AES encryption with stick figures

AES encryption algorithm explained through the medium of a four-act stick figure play.

That is all.

(via Ben Laurie)
Posted by Nick Clarke at 5:24:00 pm
Tags: Maths, Programming, Security
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