I've set myself up encrypted swap, and am wondering which cipher will be 
fastest.

My choices are AES, serpent, twofish, or blowfish. I tried out xor too, but 
It looked like it was SEVERLY vunerable to a plaintext attack (creating a new 
swapfile to caculate the xor key).

Why bother encrypting my swap? Losta passwords go in there in plaintext, 
easily recoverable with a boot disk.

And if anyone wants it, I wrote a simple shell script to configure an 
encrypted loopback file with a random password, create a swap filesystem on 
it, and mount it as swap.
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