Hi guys,

I have checked the AES data transmission during an SSL connection. It seems the 
encrypted data is shifted to the right by 8 bits.

The following is sample of an encrypted data (128-bits long) which is 
transfered during an SSL connection :
SSL connected data :
7FDF75E4
3E6F0E1E
DCD3D0B2
E169143D

But actually it should be this (NIST standard) :
4C7FDF75

E43E6F0E

1EDCD3D0

B2E16914

Look carefully at both sets of data. It appears that the data has been shifted 
to the right by 8 bits, and .


Can anyone explain to me what is going on? If it is some sort of feature, how 
do I disable it? The reason is because I modified it to work with a custom made 
hardware, but this shifting business is weird.

Thanks,
Vishnu.

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