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> Twofish is not a bad choice for now; I'd guess it has maybe a 30-40%
> chance of being chosen.  Rijndael would rank a little higher, Serpent
> a little lower.  I would avoid the non-AES candidates at this point,
> unless we just want to put something together quickly.  Whatever cipher
> we use, we should design the system to allow a change later.

I disagree.  There is no reason why we must follow the AES.  It is a
recommendation for interoperability and security, but it is by no means a
requirement.  This is not to say I oppose using the AES finalist when it
is picked, but it isn't a must.

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