I know there was a time where RNCryptor used AES - CTR encryption. Now it's CBC and I think I got the point that it's just more secure since it's not that easy to mess up its parameterisation.
But I need to encrypt video files where I've to use AES - CTR (since it's basically a stream cipher it comes with many advantages for video encryption).
Was there a reason RNCryptor did drop the AES - CTR option completely? Are there any plans to bring it back in any form (reading the description doesn't sounds like there are).
Does anybody know any alternative library to use AES - CTR? I would need to use it in an asynchronous way like RNCryptor offers it in a very elegant way.
Or do I have to fork this project to adapt it for my personal use?
I know there was a time where RNCryptor used AES - CTR encryption. Now it's CBC and I think I got the point that it's just more secure since it's not that easy to mess up its parameterisation.
But I need to encrypt video files where I've to use AES - CTR (since it's basically a stream cipher it comes with many advantages for video encryption).
Was there a reason RNCryptor did drop the AES - CTR option completely? Are there any plans to bring it back in any form (reading the description doesn't sounds like there are).
Does anybody know any alternative library to use AES - CTR? I would need to use it in an asynchronous way like RNCryptor offers it in a very elegant way.
Or do I have to fork this project to adapt it for my personal use?