Key scheduling – Block Ciphers and Their Modes of Operation

• Kevanna Brown
• 07/15/202108/31/2024
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14.3.3 Key scheduling As a round key is added to the 128-bit plaintext block before the first encryption round and at the end of each encryption round, the AES key k needs to be expanded into r + 1 different round keys ki, where each round key has 128 bits and r ∈{10,12,14}. Suppose k…