AES - Advanced Encryption Standard Algorithm In Cryptography | AES Explained | Simplilearn

In this video on AES - Advanced Encryption Standard Algorithm In Cryptography, we learn the reasons why AES was formulated and the need a replacement for the DES algorithm. We learn what the advanced encryption standard is and the features that make it unique. The steps in the encryption process are explained in detail, along with an example for further clarity. We also touch up on the applications of the AES algorithm in cryptography and the differences between AES and DES algorithm.

The topics covered in this video are:
00:00 Why Is AES Necessary?
01:30 What Is AES?
02:50 Features of AES
04:20 How does AES Work?
11:40 Applications of AES
12:50 Differences between AES & DES

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[anilkadiyala]

Hi, It is helpful.
I would like to know more here.
How key expansion happens as told in @9:48
and how the s-box(look-up table) is decided?
and Can I choose anything random values for the constant matrix (under the mix Column stage)

[BD..]

If there is code to make it there is code to break it. Just a matter of working it out. I think machine learning program will be the way forward in cracking code and building better encryption. But I think humans will be needed to build the encryption in the end. Machines are dumb without a machine to make them clever.