networking - AES Rijndael and little/big endian? -


i using public domain reference implementation of aes rijndael, commonly distributed under name "rijndael-fst-3.0.zip". plan use encrypt network data, , wondering whether results of encryption different on big/little endian architectures? in other words, can encrypt block of 16 bytes on little endian machine , decrypt same block on big endian? , of course, other way around well.

if not, how should go swapping bytes?

thanks in advance help.

kind regards.

rijndael oblivious byte order; sees string of bytes feed it. should byte swapping outside of (with ntohs or whatever interface platform has purpose).


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