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The conversion of data into a form that cannot be easily understood by unauthorized users.
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MySQL: How does AES_ENCRYPT turn the password into a key?
I am trying to figure out how to create the best secure password for AES_ENCRYPT. Specifically, how long should the password be, and how it translates into the 128 bit key length that AES typically us …
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MySQL: How does AES_ENCRYPT turn the password into a key?
It seems someone else has already found the answer on security.stackexchange.com
Sorry but I found that later from RubyForum
"The algorithm just creates a 16 byte buffer set to all zero, then …
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