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Military-grade encryption on Blu-ray discs?
BD-Rs do not natively support strong password-based encryption. They are merely a medium that data can be stored on. DRM in video is the closest you'd get to encryption, and it is designed simply to ...
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Is possible to reverse engineer a AES encryption of a known file format?
Matrix operation, Row shifting, Column shuffling, ... That's what makes AES "unbreakable", but that all seems built on the assumption of "you don't know what it was"
Yes, those ...
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Is possible to reverse engineer a AES encryption of a known file format?
No. You're describing a known-plaintext attack, which AES is resistant to, just like every other cipher worth using today is.
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