> AES-256 is a military-grade encryption specification that's widely used in for example online banking.
The term “military grade” is meaningless and if anything raises a red flag (at least to me). What would be more useful is a detailed spec on the implementation.
Are the crypto routines implemented in house or has a well tested library been used? If in house, had there been an external code audit done? What were the results ?
> AES-256 is a military-grade encryption specification that's widely used in for example online banking.
The term “military grade” is meaningless and if anything raises a red flag (at least to me). What would be more useful is a detailed spec on the implementation.
Are the crypto routines implemented in house or has a well tested library been used? If in house, had there been an external code audit done? What were the results ?