pitrou commented on PR #41821:
URL: https://github.com/apache/arrow/pull/41821#issuecomment-2146830080

   > The AES GCM math - when an attacker has 2^32 blocks, encrypted with the 
same key (and random nonces) - the key can be derived from this information. 
Since the vast majority of blocks in a parquet files are the page headers and 
the pages, the limit is a couple of billion of data pages.
   
   Ok, I'm reading through the NIST 800-38D document (section 8), and this is 
apparently a statistical limit to ensure the nonce reuse probability stays 
below 2^-32. Am I right?
   
   In any case, it would be nice if such limits were spelled out in 
https://github.com/apache/parquet-format/blob/master/Encryption.md


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