AES-NI

AES New Instructions: hardware AES acceleration introduced on Intel Westmere (2010) and AMD Bulldozer (2011) and now ubiquitous. Single-cycle round operations make AES-128-GCM run at multiple GB/s per CPU core and produce constant-time, side-channel-resistant code.

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Symmetric Cryptosystems: DES, AES, RC4 and Blowfish

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AES-NI

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