From: Maxim Masiutin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
max> BL> AES is on its way in to OpenSSL.
max>
max> I've found RINJDAEL in the latest OpenSSL shanpshot.
max>
max> However, what about CBC (etc...) wrappers? I would like to use
max> RINJDAEL-CBC in my S/MIME implementation.
I think that's what Ben means when he says that it's "on its way in to
OpenSSL". The two things that I expect will change are 1) adding the
missing CBC wrapping in some way (there are discussions going on
around this), and 2) a name change of the functions to comply a bit
better to the OpenSSL function name standard (to extent there's
actually such a standard :-)).
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